Sentence examples for know a much from inspiring English sources

The soft voice is immediately familiar, but as fans of her records know, a much louder and more penetrating one lies within.

MANY years ago, when I was starting out in journalism, I used to know a much older, amiable hack, who after a drink or two in the pub at night had a bad habit of jabbing my chest, reaching into his breast pocket, and then thrusting a sheaf of crumpled, yellowing press cuttings under my nose to show that he was the first to have written this, disclosed that, etc, etc.

After all, Apple appears to finally be taking TV seriously and, while they may not be making an actual television, I'm sure they know a much richer opportunity lies in content and services rather than low margin hardware.

They're not going to move towards you know a much lighter and more scalable model.

And whenever he sees a scapegoat, Mr. Gibney said, he knows a much bigger crime lurks behind it.

And of course she's married to T Bone, who knows a much more sophisticated side of country music than has been portrayed in the past.

Then I'd have, you know, a lower, much lower return, but I'd have a lower variance.

"You know a little too much at this moment," Hytner cut in.

Have you or someone you know reached a much older age than average?

"Roberts is known as a much more judicious person...

I want him to be known by a much larger audience," says Duclaud-Lacoste.