Sentence examples for know this almost from inspiring English sources

Just know this: Almost all cameras have enough megapixels now; it is the size of the image sensor that largely determines the quality of an image.

"It's 70 years since my grandfather died in one of the camps and I marked that about 10 days ago … It's a Jewish thing, you light a candle and I know this sounds almost unbelievable, but it's only about six months ago that we discovered the full circumstances of what happened to my grandfather.

(The other substantial ethnic group in the Delta, the Chinese, apparently kept hands off; nobody has ever bitten into a Delta hot tamale and said, "You know, this tastes almost Chinese").

And most of all, thanks to our children and our frequent camp visits, we've come to know this region almost as well as we know our own hometown.

One reason for the contrast is simple: Kerry, who turns 70 this week, knows this is almost certainly his last major assignment in American politics — his last opportunity to make an outsized mark.

Solid video evidence might also compel someone to plead guilty instead of going to trial if they know this evidence would almost definitely lead to a conviction.

I know this because it was almost all she could talk for an hour straight at a dinner party several years ago.

"I know this more intimately than almost anybody.

We know this thanks to an almost-good documentary about the latest Nasa rover landing on the red planet, due to happen at about 6.30 tomorrow morning.

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The truth is - and lawmakers know this - contraception is used by almost all American women of childbearing age, including Catholic women.