Sentence examples for bit to know from inspiring English sources

"It didn't surprise me in the least bit to know that he was one of the first ones on the scene".

As a member of the great unwashed public that The Times is always educating with these disclosures, I for one do not think it has helped me one bit to know the "dimensions and some of the details" of "a kind of warfare being waged" in our name against the potential nuclear weaponizing of Iran.

It still trips me out a bit to know this essentially pretty weird, kind of fucked up sounding dreamy pop has crossed over as widely as it has.

These two actors are not the only ones that made their mark; the entire primary cast gave themselves to this show in such a way that it hurts me a bit to know they will no longer act together as one.

As the story unfolds, we learn about everyone bit by bit, getting to know them as they get to know each other.

"I have to admit, it made me a little bit uneasy to know that the place you sleep could be threatened," he said.

Are they not a bit young to know what gay even means and what they are actually saying?" That's right, primary schools.

It must be at least a bit humiliating to know deep down that you're trading on your unconventional appearance for the sake of a few extra dollars.

"I was lucky to get out of there with only three runs," he said, and added, "It stings a little bit mentally to know you have good stuff and still do terrible".

As Price writes, it is "a bit frightening to know that just before the fall of their great civilization the ancient Greeks had come so close to our age, not only in their thought, but also in their scientific technology".

As always, it's a bit hard to know for sure what's going to happen.