Sentence examples for equally you know from inspiring English sources

"But equally, you know if you make one stupid mistake - in Korea, for example, a lock-up was very likely and three seconds is nothing compared to 30 or 60".

The point about Glass is you sit down and you know it is going to be long and complicated but equally you know that if you give yourself over to it, it is a completely immersive experience.

Equally, you know for sure that his intrusion will bring chaos, and there is no mistaking the deep breath of relief, toward the end, when Joni arrives in her college room and discovers, after a hundred minutes of full-on bickering, a space devoid of antsiness.

While the product's musky scent might come on a bit too strong for our liking, we've occasionally appreciated the brand's equally aggressive commercials (you know, when they're not using overt sex appeal to alienate female audiences).

And equally ominous: "You know why I need comfort food?

"There are pockets of those patients... that I could equally say you know, they will definitely come and they're in that socioeconomic group [socioeconomic groups 4 and 5], because they have the perception that they don't want to waste your time and so there's a personality thing as much as it is a socioeconomic thing".

Equally, you probably know a lot of academics with inaccurate views about the business world.

(If you watch "Arrival" after reading "Story of Your Life," you'll get another shade of this feeling: the movie is exactly, equally urgent even if you know what's in store).

This makes sense on the assumption that if you have no more premonition of the likelihood of one option rather than another, they are for all you know equally likely to occur.

"Deep digging is interesting, but you know equally effective can be just to go and speak to the incumbents and to offer them a deal that's too good to be true and make sure that that's video recorded.

Leftovers will be equally seductive the next day — you know, just like your Valentine.