Sentence examples for you know highly from inspiring English sources

Plus, isn't resolving the world's conflicts what, you know, highly paid diplomats are for?

I enjoyed actually being able to give something, you know, highly presentable.

"We all know highly learned people who are fools," he writes.

Of course, we all know highly successful people that seem to have it all together, all of the time.

He continued: "You know these highly nationalistic people in South Africa are extremely allergic to pressure from outside," and adding, "In fact they become very bloody-minded about this sort of thing.

We are (remarkably) supposed to be reassured that the fur only comes from regions in North America where coyote populations are highly abundant (you know, where they are "considered a pest as they attack livestock... and sometimes even people!").

Parties, you know, are highly instinctualized things.

As you know, the highly anticipated "Hamilton Mixtape" drops tonight, Dec. 2, at midnight.

Ervin, you're my homeboy and you know how highly I think of you as a basketball player and a human being, so please don't spazz when we see each other again.

Then also the general pastel palette that runs through the pharmaceutical industry as a representation of clinical-ness and efficiency itself and therefore through all of Damien Hirst's pharma-related stuff which I looked at for reference to the colors and the simplicity of packaging on pill boxes that you know is highly designed to present the information to you in a clean immediate fashion".

Look for someone you know is highly sensitive.