Sentence examples for you should really know from inspiring English sources

Gavin's work has been in more exhibitions that even he can keep count of, so by now you should really know his work.

Sasha, now a college student at MIT, has cogently observed, "You should really know better than to light someone's skirt on fire.

Rag is a free tabloid that's witty, perceptive and accessible and covers all those up-and-coming young designers and cool boutiques that you should really know about but were put off because this kind of stuff usually gets covered in abstract, turgid essays and "daring" photo shoots in pointless glossies like Tank, Pop and Another Magazine that no-one, not even their subeditor, can comprehend.

(but you should really know what music and theme to focus on long before you got to this point).

And, you all should really know better.

That was good, for then you start to feel that you are not afraid to ask questions and also that you can say, well, I don't know this, tell me some more about it, while if you say that in the hospital you always feel like… yes, I should really know that.

"I should really know better after all these years, but I still think that if it's not torture, you must not be giving it your all".

"It's the type of job, if he does his job correctly, no one should really know who he is," Mr. Snavely said.

"People should really know that this is what it's like," he said, referring to the success rate, not the blood.

Isn't that what the government should really know?" Take a look at what the Statue of Liberty says.

At my age, one should really know better, but then as Tom Stoppard has said, "Age is a very high price to pay for maturity".