Sentence examples for really know something from inspiring English sources

Or did we really know something?

"You don't know if they really know something, or they guessed".

"I think we should leave that to the people that really know something about it, you know.

Haworth, pursuing immortality with the same ruthlessness with which he had pursued an ill-gotten fortune, pays a brilliant young scientist to put him "to sleep in a nice refrigerator until people really know something about the body".

In the 1960's, her acting-school Shakespeare teacher said that "if you got a trochee in the second beat, a character was really 'losing it' psychologically, and this 'loss' made it possible for you to really know something about that character".

In her play, "Above the Gods", Murdoch puts these words into Plato's mouth and they seem to me to express things well: "In a way, goodness and truth seem to come out of the depths of the soul, and when we really know something we feel we've always known it.

But the moment when I really knew something was wrong was the night of my 40th birthday party in October.

For every interview, there were two no-shows; for every person who really knew something, there was a pretender who did not.

"We ended up having this very esoteric exchange, and I remember thinking, He either has a roomful of experts writing these e-mails or he really knows something".

The chair of the NYU programme, John Tintori, told the Post: "He's here to teach because he really knows something about directing that he can share with our students.

Indeed, for the first time since 1968 - when they rejected Nixon (perhaps they really knew something) - the good townsfolk voted Democratic.