Sentence examples for know very quite from inspiring English sources
You know, very quite basic.
You know, very repetitive.
To complete the picture it should be added that Knox is quite pretty, knew very little Italian and was told that she did not need a lawyer at the time she was being interrogated during which she was hit, and threatened with 30 years in jail if she could not "remember" what they were suggesting to her had happened.
Though on the bright side, we knew very quickly that things were flowing quite well.
I was thrust into a world that I knew very little about, and it was quite daunting.
You know, it was as very, quite humbling in a way.
"A lot of people in my writer circle, my close friends, my family knew quite explicitly quite a while back -- I am not very good at complicated secrets".
"Obviously I know him quite well - very well, in fact - and yes, he is a good player for us".
"There was an old lady — I know her quite well — she is very religious and she wept when she heard the news," the newspaper seller told me.
Let us be perfectly honest about this though, it is often very difficult to know quite what to talk about – or even what to be thinking about – when you are staring at an abstract painting.
