Sentence examples for really think you know from inspiring English sources

"Do you really think you know what is better for my child than I do?" he wrote indignantly to Babcock.

Sergeant Anderson, a chatty onetime athlete, is doing his best to put together a reasonably satisfactory life without his legs or his left hand, and with a damaged right hand He told Mr. Gandolfini, "If I didn't have my hand, if I lost both my hands, I'd really think, you know, it wouldn't be worth it to be around".

Do you really think you know how people should behave in social situations?

Do you really think you know everything there is to know about your favorite subject in school?

And when home calls a place home, it really makes you think, you know?

Meanwhile, if you're in the market for turning your kitchen into a really kick-ass Valhalla, I think you know where to go.

So when you haven't really done your research but think you know something that the experts don't, you can assume that your beliefs are motivated by hubris rather than the facts.

But that can happen sometimes, when you make a record and head out to perform it live: you think you know it really well but you have to learn it all over again.

Now that it's been a few years, do you look back on "The Wire" and think, You know, that really was horseshit that we never were nominated for an Emmy.

Even if you think you know grammar really well, spend some time refreshing your memory about different rules.

Although you think you know what really happened between the Turks and Greeks, everybody in Cyprus has their own take on how things worked.