Sentence examples for known much of from inspiring English sources

"I've had a great mother and father – not known much of him – but a great mother, intellligent, educated.

Nepal has known much of this kind of political turmoil since 1990, when street agitation forced the king to give up some of his despotic powers and accept parliamentary democracy.

It offers boiled pig-blood tofu," lots of nose-to-tail lamb dishes and the noodles for which the chain is known — much of it with liberal lashings of Sichuan pepper: 41-10 Main Street, Flushing, Queens, no phone yet.

He's not a poet I'd previously known much of beyond his obligatory yearly mention as one of the frontrunners for the Nobel, but I've spent the past few days engrossed in First Person Sorrowful, and in what I've learned about the poet himself.

By the time the scope of the terrorist attacks was known, much of London was already at work or at school.

Although the crystal structure of active MCRred1 is not known, much of our understanding about the active site structure in MCRred1 comes from Ni K-edge EXAFS studies.

Photograph: John Bryson/Time Life/Getty Do you know much of Joan Didion?

But in a way, we knew much of this.

"The next level of supervisors knew much of what he was doing," Mr. Sherrard said.

Blair probably doesn't know much of this, neither do most of his armchair critics.

The problem was that few Democrats knew much of anything about Mr. de Blasio.