Sentence examples for don't particularly know from inspiring English sources

You don't particularly know who is going to do the shooting until two of the kids receive these guns they've ordered over the internet towards the end.

The problem with this is that: a) as a nation that has quadrupled its income over the last decade, you're dealing almost exclusively with people who aren't used to being abroad, and b) as a consequence, the Chinese don't particularly know how to holiday.

There is also loyalty at play, I suspect, towards Marber, a contemporary at Oxford though they didn't particularly know each other.

With modernism the problem is that even with works that are more than a century old, as was the case with some of the Schoenberg and Webern scores in the Vienna programs, huge swaths of the audience do not know them and don't particularly want to know them.

I don't particularly like or know about the Roses or the Mondays.

At first glance, the site seems a little pointless – I don't particularly care if my friends know that I've eaten Pop Rocks during my lifetime or that I've visited AT&T park (though I should note that I had similar thoughts when I first discovered Twitter).

Treat people with respect, even those you don't particularly want to get to know.

We don't particularly care for the dilettantes we know, but none of them ever made much trouble for anybody.

As anyone who ever made it to a Heavenly Sunday Social night will already know, Tom and Ed don't particularly like the idea of confining themselves to one narrow band of music and Exit Planet Dust is sure to stand as the most eclectic dance album you will uncover this year.

Remember, you are becoming someone else, a person you don't yet know and don't particularly like.

I don't particularly like it, but I did know when they said to me, 'Ching Ching Chong Chong.' I mean, they really spit on my back.