Sentence examples for notes you know from inspiring English sources

Too many notes, you know.

Not that it makes much difference, since, as Critical Jim notes: "You know who you sound like?

After Jonathan Davies notes the referee's outlandish pink kit Noble notes "You know he's not the one taking the kick don't you?" It's hilarious.

He writes about R.H. itself, but late in his book notes, "You know almost nothing about the Riemann Hypothesis compared with what there is to know".

You know if you've read Capital or if you've got the Cliff Notes, you know that his imaginings of how classical Marxism – of how his logic would work when applied – kind of devolve into such nonsense as the withering away of the state and platitudes like that.

Anytime the studio is that happy and they don't want to get involved and give a ton of notes, you know you're in a good place. .

"But if you heard three notes, you knew it was either him or someone imitating him".

Will & Grace, take note: you know you're too good for that.

Later he struck an Obama-esque note: "You know, this is a very complex world we live in.

Taking note You know you've made it when your scratchpad is Asprey's flip-top version in sterling silver.

"I almost thought about sending Buehrle a note, you know, thanking him for keeping me around so long," Kielty said.