Sentence examples for much everyone knows from inspiring English sources

Pretty much everyone knows because she's already told them".

Pretty much everyone knows by now that the New York State Legislature is corrupt and dysfunctional.

You fear losing your place in a community where, even if it isn't much, everyone knows you, and you know them.

At the same time, as Nick Ormerod points out today, designers are given even less credit: after 10 years in the West End and extensive touring, pretty much everyone knows the house that falls to pieces at the end of Stephen Daldry's production of An Inspector Calls, but who (without a quick Google) could name its designer?

The scandal is supposed to be a secret, but pretty much everyone knows about it, and on page 886, they start chatting: "It is and will be for several hours the topic of the age, the feature of the century," Dickens writes: Rumour thrives in the capital….

One thing which pretty much everyone knows about The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is that the 'meaning of life' (actually the Answer to the Great Question of Life, the Universe and Everything) is '42', but there is also a much subtler answer to perhaps this very question tucked inside.

Pretty much everyone knew except me.

By then, pretty much everyone knew who H.L.M. was.

If house prices fall much further, everyone knows the losses will be greater still, and the odds of a financial calamity and a deep recession will rise.

I was having to pretend that everything was OK, and as much as everyone knows you're not, no one wants to hear it after a year.

"Textbooks cost too much, and everyone knows it," writes Audrey Watters (whose Tweet about the Amazon Education wait list is what first caught my attention).