Brander said that he had himself advanced the money on the mortgage in order that the business should be done privately and without any third person being cognizant of it.
It was above all things important that none of the directors should be cognizant of his client having been put on the register, as being friends of that gentleman they might have mentioned the matter to him when they met him.
There are many subjects with respect to which the multitude are cognizant of truth, or at least of some truth; and those subjects may be generally characterized as everything which materially concerns themselves or their interests.
He permitted the deflection of the cavalry—only the cavalry must keep him cognizant of every move of the enemy.
We are cognizant of thy righteous deeds, though they shall avail thee nothing; for the whole object of such righteousness is but recognition of God, thy Lord, and undoubted faith in the Words revealed by Him.
Verily God is cognizant of all things through the power of eternal Truth.
Were ye to assemble together in order to produce the like of a single letter of My Works, ye would never be able to do so,(32) and verily God is cognizant of all things.
Verily unto God shall revert the whole affair, and He in truth is the best protector and is cognizant of all.
The Jews of the other European countries were not cognizant thereof.
A nation cognizant of its mission, becomes strong and consolidated, and forbears to spend its existence in futile dreaming and scheming.
Fresh forces were therefore required in their cause--men cognizantof the wants of the age, who could utilize them for the honor and purification of Judaism.
Presently he said, "You have beencognizant all along that I was the Duke of Ormskirk?
But while we are gazing at the beauty of our little Venus, we become cognizant of the presence of another spectator.
The thought did occur to me--Can this delay be intended to make the Adamsia cognizant of what is in contemplation, and to prepare it for the change?
The writer of this letter was cognizant of them, and had sent it that they might be removed.
Had Arthur been guilty of the charge laid to him, and you werecognizant of it, I could fancy that your manner would be precisely what it is," answered Mr. Yorke.
Meanwhile the others, to whom the topic had been as Sanscrit, demanded an explanation, which Mr. Yorke gave, so far as he was cognizant of the facts.
Mr. Butterby was not cognizant of quite the facts of the case, you see.
Mr. Galloway, do not let the police become cognizant of it!
Were Arthur guilty and you cognizant of it--screening him--I should lose half my confidence in you, Constance.
Lady Augusta asked a hundred questions, at the least; and they acquainted her with the different points, so far as they were cognizant of them.
These are the brief facts, so far as you are cognizant of them, and as they have been related to you?
Persons cognizant of this habit had remonstrated with him; not his clerks--of course they had not presumed to do so.
And one very cogent reason why they have not, is, that they are not yet cognizant of the loss.
Gerald, who really was not cognizant of it in any way, listened eagerly, making his own comments, and enjoying beyond everything the account of Ketch's fast in the supper department.
He had been waiting for this opportunity, ever since he became cognizant of what had taken place between the earl and Constance.
Uncle Lance was arranging a big hunt for the morrow with Tony Hunter and Don Pierre, when Esther took leave of her friends, only a few of whom were cognizant of our intended elopement.
And truly the far-away Queetlees, if any such were cognizant of his existence, had troubled themselves nothing about it, and had infinitely less claim on his gratitude and filial affection than Colannah.
Should they even trace the animal, it would be impossible to prove me cognizant of the murder, or to implicate me in guilt on account of that cognizance.
Cognizant although innocent of the murder, the Frenchman will naturally hesitate about replying to the advertisement--about demanding the Ourang-Outang.
He could hardly be cognizant of the fact that Orton was prowling around, and he could easily turn off the lights when he heard footsteps crossing the hall.
Cognizant of these, she can responsibly select what knowledge to disperse to protect individuals and to continually shape and conceptually actualize the nursing profession.
She would even attempt to defend herself by some action of which the public was cognizant but which it failed to understand.
Cognizant with all the ideas which governed the foundation of the independent State, and which inspired the Act of Berlin, I am anxious to specify, in the interests of the nation, the wishes expressed in my will.
If any one had been cognizant of the transaction between Mr. Davis and his father it would have helped matters, but no one, so far as he knew, was even aware that his father had possessed so large a sum as five thousand dollars.
True, the receipt had doubtless gone to the bottom of the sea with the ill-fated captain, and, as no one was cognizant of the transaction, probably no claim could be enforced against his denial.
The Commissary-General stated none of these facts in his indorsement; but I did, so that the Secretary must be cognizant of the nature of the paper.
Hood professed to be his friend, when seeking his removal, or cognizant of the purpose to remove him; and that the vituperation heaped upon him in certain papers seemed to have Executive authorization at Richmond.
I swear that it is truth, and the whole truth, so far as I am cognizant of it," replied Richard Hare, with emotion.
I am not cognizantof Lord Mount Severn's private affairs.
One of the first to become cognizant of the affair was Lord Mount Severn.
This is the truth, so far as you are cognizant of it?
My father and mother were displeased, naturally, at my intimacy with Afy Hallijohn; therefore I did not care that they should be cognizant of my visits there.
Her votaries may have had this reminiscence of her last days in mind, and a shadowy idea that her “manes,” in hovering about her grave, would becognizant of their compassionate courtesies.
Many of the spectators had been guiltily cognizant of a conspiracy, headed by Spanish agents, to murder Doge, nobles and Council, when they should come to S.
Cognizant of those intentions and preparations the Allies rejoiced exceedingly.
It is worth observing that the original plan, so far as the present writer was cognizant of it, was coherent, adequate and feasible, and involved co-ordination on the part of all three Allies.
I have myself had proof through her that our dear departed linger around, and are cognizant of our sorrows as well as our joys.
