know better *

She knew better, was her next thought, to move without thinking first.

I'll know better in the morning when I can look around the area.

But she knew better, and didn't need the cold voice to tell her anything.

They have been around for much longer and are better known with the public.

He is probably better known to the police than to my people.

After what happened to the first Force, he should have known better.

Some have been better known in public life than others.

But on a new project, someone should have known better.

I should have known better, but we are learning now.

Why do you think her work is not better known?

"No one knows better than me how much this food can help the budget."

But she knows better than any one else what value speech has had for her.

No one knows better than I just what you can do.

Nor did even the people who knew best know very much better.

He knew one particular version of it better than most.

He knows better than most how dangerous it can be.

Often, she knows better than he does what getting dressed is about.

"Because you know so much better than they do what's good for them?"

"What I am telling you happened in the long ago, before we knew any better."

It is also for people who know better but do not care.