Sentence examples for supposed to know about from inspiring English sources
"Some people who aren't bums and are supposed to know about art tell me I got good perspective and good coordination.
"We couldn't just hire some temp to transcribe 30,000 words explaining this new technology that no one was supposed to know about," he said.
You're not supposed to know about Sam Palace.
"For instance, I wasn't supposed to know about the warrantless surveillance.
Then there's the underground we're not supposed to know about — or that is revealed years later.
"I don't know how you're supposed to know about them all".
Americans are not supposed to know much about class, or to care about it, compared to our English cousins, who, it is said, are doomed to a sharp awareness of worldly position, the way some musicians suffer from perfect pitch in a world full of wrong notes.
She wouldn't -- couldn't -- answer the questions; she wanted to talk about energy, which she's supposed to know something about, but she even lost on that.
So really, the whole idea here is that the FBI wants to know everything about you, and you're not supposed to know anything about them.
Not that you're supposed to know anything about it.
The critic is supposed to know more about his subject than the reader or viewer.
