Sentence examples for not knowing very from inspiring English sources

What makes a voter a moderate, Converse concluded, is not knowing very much about politics.

In the 1970s ministers could frequently get away with not knowing very much, as many meetings were attended by general reporters.

To praise Twenty20 cricket is, invariably, to stand accused of fad-ism, philistinism, idiocy, disco-dancing, cowardice, moral emptiness, wearing brown in town and, most importantly, not knowing very much about cricket.

The dropout rate was high, "mainly driven by the fact of people not knowing very well what we were doing," said Marc Paganini, the chief executive of American Eurocopter.

This motivated my father to re-remember that time for himself and to think again about his own father, whom he admitted to not knowing very well because of the war and his premature death in 1956.

An MP not knowing very much about pensions policy, and later making decisions based on this lack of knowledge, could be damaging, especially because pensions are the largest welfare expenditure (£74.22bn in 2012), and, due to UK's ageing population and young people's falling real wages, in desperate need of effective reform.

"I came here very naive and not really knowing very much about special needs at all.

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"It's just strange designing a shoot for something that doesn't yet exist, knowing very clearly what I want to convey… I'm definitely multitasking".

Not only is it less likely she will agree if you move quickly, but it will also cause a distant relationship of not knowing her very well other than surface details.

"I think it's important to remember that you go into something like marriage knowing that you don't know very much about it at all," Timberlake said.