Sentence examples for any idea of all from inspiring English sources
"I don't think they envisioned any idea of all this jumping around taking place," he said.
No one has any idea of all the extra work we do in an average day, eg prescriptions, running the practice, administration on top of at least 50 contacts a day … It's madness".
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By the end, we have an idea of all that has not yet been said.
Any idea of closing all such post offices would almost certainly set off a thunderous cacophony of protest.
The sheer bulk of work, old and new, quickly deflates any idea of "taking it all in"—witness tourists at the Met studiously snapping iPad photos of every painting in a room.
You may be affected by it without having any idea of what it's all about, or what he's up to.
Maxine Postal didn't start her career with any idea of holding public office; all she wanted to do was teach kids and guide young lives.
CHARLIE ROSE: And did you have any idea of the potential of it all?
Criminalisation of clients perpetuates the idea of all prostitutes as victims forced into the trade.
Germany, however, prefers the idea of all 27 heads of government taking key economic decisions.
