Sentence examples for very you know from inspiring English sources

He seems like a very, you know, nice person.

It's one beautiful space after another, all of it very English — very, you know, pinks and lavenders.

It's a very interesting, very distinctive kind of dance," he says, before adding, slightly bashfully: "Very, you know, very erotic actually".

But we do have lawyers analyzing the very, you know, premise that you just mentioned -- that is, nothing can be done.... There's several ways to address these issues.

Perhaps it was Hindmarch (whose £250 "Maud" clutch was recently picked as an official present for Carla Bruni) who encouraged the Camerons to select an Eine as the perfect gift for the very, you know, diverse, contemporary Obamas.

But we take the tact again, it's a very, you know, single-profit margins, very reasonable.

You know, very very sad, you know what they did to people.

I cut my hair very short, you know, very spiky and I became another woman in a way.

And it was very violent, you know – and very poetic".

You know what I mean they could be a little bit drunk or something if you can't really see them very clearly, you know?

"My friend is very -- you know those cowboys who rope a steer and the first thing they do is dig in their heels?