Sentence examples for future you know from inspiring English sources

I am the future, you know.

You are arguing that, despite what a woman wants or what pregnancy will do to her body, mind, or future, you know better.

6. Dear reader, two Sundays in the future: you know vastly more than I do about what I mean when I say war.

When an incumbent politician asks the voters to judge him not primarily on his record but, rather, on his plans for the future, you know he is somewhat worried.

I think there are going to be some great opportunities for us to grow in this environment, and I think we have an opportunity to use that $25 billion in that way and obviously depending on whether recession turns into depression or what happens in the future, you know, we have that as a backstop".

We're living in the future, you know.

And though so many of these experiences — the men's suits, the grown-up furniture — lay in the future, you knew that as time went on, they could be acquired.

Most young people (you know, the future) don't want to roll back the Affordable Care Act, a woman's right to choose or same-sex marriage.

A lot of my friends thought that was the future - you know, special effects and live action, but I said, 'You know what?

Simon Cartledge, who produced a study on the bamboo network for the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister organisation of The Economist, argues that in future, "Whom you know will matter less than what you know," even for the overseas Chinese.

He added that Koreans are living the rest of the world's future, "so you know what they're doing now is what we can expect in another five or ten years".