Sentence examples for really we know from inspiring English sources
William pretends to be shocked that a host could do such a thing, but really we know he's just jealous.
This is not about judging him as a husband — really, we know too much about his intimate life already — but judging him as a rater of risk.
But really we know that they are in control by virtue of writing it up themselves, very wittily, and having a prestigious columnist job.
The Health Secretary for England, Jeremy Hunt, says: "The issue here is really we know the vast majority of people are willing for their organs to be used but the vast majority of people are not on the organ donor register.
Really, we know that it is these small gestures that will sustain us - gifts of support, kindness and solidarity cast out far across the divides of history and space, from Hinesburg to North Dakota.
Really we know nothing about how genes arose, and to suppose that they sprang full blown and full length from noncoding polynucleotides seems to me more of a stretch than to imagine that they were cobbled together from smaller oligopeptide-encoding modules.
So what really do we know?
"We really wished we knew more about Dr. Sachs".
"We really know we are serving a commute," Rzepecki said.
But do we really know what we think we know about blood sugar and the brain?
