Sentence examples for totally you know from inspiring English sources

But to make a comparison to something that went on for hours and hours and for four days is a totally, you know, exaggerated reaction".

"I went out and nothing seemed to really work, you know, and I didn't really have a Game Plan B. I was just frustrated with the way I played and tried to totally, you know, focus and tried to, you know, approach this match totally different," Haas said after beating Djokovic.

We have a situation in Afghanistan where it's totally, you know, less secure now than it was before.

Avoid "like," screeching "Oh My God!," and punctuating sentences with "totally," "you know," and other meaningless fillers.

I'm not totally stupid, you know.

"You are totally focused, you know exactly the kind of group you want to be".

Asked whether she thought support from celebrities like herself might hurt Ms. Warren, Cher — who compared Ms. Warren to Paul Revere — replied: "How do you bring somebody that good down?" Yet she added that to counter such criticism, Ms. Warren could "totally say, 'You know, Cher's not my idea of someone who should support me.' " "If she had to say that," Cher said, "I'd say, 'I don't care.' ".

So I mean, it's not a totally altruistic, you know, common good perspective.

But I can't cope with it, because it's so totally strange, you know?

I've had responses before to my articles from people who are maybe not totally stable, you know.

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