Sentence examples for we know something more from inspiring English sources

Neither has the White House, and, after the weekend, we know something more about where the President stands when it comes to making an immigration deal.

We'll update if and when we know something more.

Well, we hope we know something more than you about headsets.

His admission, as well as Glory's response, are devastating, but not as devastating as they might be if we knew something more about Stephen.

I don't have the sense that this is in the forefront — but maybe we will know something more concrete after the State of the Union, on January 28th.

"Girl" executive producer Michael Jacobs told ET Online, "We know that [Shawn's] relationship with Angela Moore was a very important relationship to the audience, but we also know something more which is that with Shawn, nothing good ever really happened to him".

We need to know something more than just the fact that it uniquely refers to something.

Love, greed, duty, fear; whatever drives us into the woods, whatever miracle we're looking for, by the time we find our way out we're supposed to know something more about how to live and whom to love.

Today, we give it visiting hours and turn death over to doctors, insurance companies and ethics committees who, supposedly, know something more than we do about this scary subject.

You know, something more like a... wristwife.

They were all in a meeting together and I want to know something more.