Sentence examples for considering you know from inspiring English sources

Dr. Gleason says she was impressed that Pollard even went back on a boat at all, considering, you know, the cannibalism of his first trip.

Sadly, Hughes and his fellow flat earthers are no closer to proving their theory especially considering, you know, gravity.

Sadly, Hughes and his fellow Flat Earthers are no closer to proving their theory especially considering, you know, gravity.

They also haven't been anything we'd consider, you know, "good".

Which is why plastic surgery is not something a yogi would ever need to consider, you know?

Film reviewer James Berardinelli considered "You Know My Name" to "sound eerily like something by John Barry"; DVD Verdict's review praised the song, describing it as "working remarkably well in the film's context, lyrically and sonically", and Cinefantastique called it "the best Bond theme song in years, [that] captures the full-blooded glory of classics like 'Goldfinger'".

"I spend huge amount of time [on presentation], because.there are so many ways that you can be misled in study as they are cross-sectioners, confounders, effect modifiers that you haven't considered, you know there are just many many ways, where one looks like an obvious conclusion would turn out to be wrong".

You was considered, you know, nasty or whatever, but now it's the thing.

That said, "Kickin' It" is actually much more amusing than it has a right to be, considering that you know exactly what's coming.

That's the law that says that the federal government can charge you with a crime for even discussing it, considering it, you know?

Consider who you know, what you know, and who you can count on as you embark on this new year.