Sentence examples for know how it really from inspiring English sources

In the film Mr. Lewis says, "Georgians know that we have no idea what we're up against, you know, how it really works here".

Quest Overseas: "A few things to remember when buying your large backpack:" 1. "When you try it on in the shop, ask them to fill it up with some kit, you won't know how it really feels if it's empty.

Such is his fascination with it and such is the relish with which he performs simulated gay sex onscreen, I couldn't help but think that he's longing to know how it really feels to be gay.

It would do Rocker a world of good to know how it really feels to ride the No. 7 train in our multicultural city, where immigrants, gays, blacks, Asians and teenage mothers (and Mets fans) -- all of whom Rocker derides -- have learned to share the wonders of America.

Pie letting us know how it really is, no holds barred.

Although you know that everything is harmful and so on, but the appeal of the forbidden, to begin with, is something symptomatic for individuals with ADHD, this wanting to know how it really is, this experimenting and this behavior…" Mr. B.

"Don't know how it happened, really, or why.

It is a lofty idea, and I wanted to know how it could really be done.

"I don't know how it happened with Downton; it really was a miracle.

I don't know how it will affect children, really".

"I don't really know how I'm going to do but to be fair none of the girls really know how it's going to go," Stanford added.