Sentences with phrase «know anything at»

Not that I would know anything at all about this.

They promise the reader that the attorney will win her case, even though they have never met and the lawyer doesn't know anything at all about this potential client's case.

You must do the best you can — if you know anything at all wrong, or possibly wrong — to explain it.

If you know anything at all about fluid mechanics, you would know that time varying full 3 - D flow fields at high Reynolds numbers can not be solved exactly.

In today's busy, confusing world of too much media information (which doesn't always mean good information), how can we know anything at all?

Ideology - based reasoning is something well beyond my ken, so if you know anything at all about it I would be obliged to take your word for it.

You must do the best you can — if you know anything at all wrong, or possibly wrong — to explain it... the idea is to try to give all of the information to help others to judge the value of your contribution; not just the information that leads to judgment in one particular direction or another.

While a main goal of the H1Z1 Pro League is to provide content that is easy to understand and follow for viewers who may not know anything at all about the world of esports or the battle royale genre, the league is committed to creating and distrubuting content for the passionate and hard core fans who want to view every possible detail of the matches taking place.

Now, I'll briefly discuss Raid mechanics, so if you don't want to know anything at all about the Leviathan Raid before going in, please skip over the next two paragraphs.

The demo didn't give me much of the story, but I didn't want to know anything at the time.

Typically you don't know anything at all about a mixed breed's parents.

Did the analyst know anything at all about valuing a company or a stock, I'm afraid not.

I needed a few bull and bear market cycles to really wrap my head around the fact that I don't know anything at all.

It will run you $ 6.99, but if you know anything at all about PvZ, you'll have no...

Only thirty or so people are sure this man exists, some believe he's dead, and none know anything at all about his true identity.

These classic British sports cars are visually stunning, and even a person who doesn't know anything at all about automobiles is bound to stop, turn, and admire the beauty of their sheet metal.

If it wasn't for this project, I wouldn't know anything at all about small schools, and I would have just sat back and watched the district go through with the design and not have participated in the planning.

This movie is bad enough for non-techies as a thriller, but if you know anything at all about computers the film is nothing less than a brutal assault of stupidity on all of your senses of such magnitude, the government should also crack down on MGM for releasing it.

Anyway, looks like you got yourself a nice product and I may not know anything at all, but what works for you is what matters.

You know anything at your local farmer's market is in season (and local), but look for these fruits and vegetables at your regular grocery store as well in order to take advantage of the benefits mentioned above.

I don't profess to know anything at all about this particular Long Island issue, and I'm not even going to try to wade into the weeds here.

Why, when you don't know anything at all about someone, do you feel that you have the right to label them with an «inferiority complex» tag?

The latter option on the bottom is more commonly found in older ovens and is definitely not a good place to store cook books — not that we know anything at all about that.

Senator Joseph Montoya of New Mexico added fuel to the fire by stating that anyone born north of the border could not know anything at all about chili, so he entered his wife's Mexican chili!

Leo, do you know anything at all about religion?

Do you know anything at all besides your fear of brown people?

Then, do they really know anything at all about Jesus?

I suspect even if he did know anything at the time, he will deny it until absolute proof is presented.

Chunk a chunk... WHAT??? Do you know ANYTHING at all about Christ and the BIble????? What kind of idiotic statement is that??? Jesus did not make any money and he did not employ anyone.

This follows not only from the importance of our particular starting point but also from the way we come to know anything at all.

If we know anything at all about the ministry of Jesus, we know that no action of his ministry brought greater offense to his hearer than his forgiveness of sin; and no theme of his sayings or parables overshadows the proclamation of forgiveness, although we must recognize that originally this forgiveness was inseparable from the eschatological situation of the dawning of the Kingdom of God.

This means that you don't really know anything at all.

That expression most likely originated at John 11: 49 - 51 «But a certain one of them, Caiaphas, who was high priest that year, said to them: «You do not know anything at all, and you do not reason out that it is to your benefit for one man to die in behalf of the people and not for the whole nation to be destroyed.»

Anyone who knows anything at all about the scientific method is laughing uncontrollably right now.

If you knew anything at all about religion, you would know that God is where he always has been.

By contrast, the ancient slander shows that pagans, if they knew anything at all about the Church, knew that the Church gathered to eat and drink the flesh and blood of her Savior and greeted one another with a kiss of peace.

No one who knows anything at all about Christianity will want to deny that love holds the central place in it.

A research community that has no moral standards for directing its investigations or judging the results, that has no way of knowing whether it really knows anything at all, and that saddles human beings with expectations and demands that they (being human and not divine) are constitutionally incapable of fulfilling is in desperate circumstances.

Any one who knows anything at all about how the modern sham owner, board and manager work knows full well that Sanchez will be off in days or at the most a month, almost certainly to City, despite the deliberate lies — no change there then — emanating from the manager's mouth.

And Jonathan Rees was not the only private investigator who was routinely breaking the law for the News of the World without Coulson knowing anything at all about it.

So that means you can peruse this story and Star Wars toy aisles to your heart's content, and you won't ruin the mysteries of Star Wars: The Last Jedi unless you're trying to go into the movie without knowing anything at all.

If it's the latter, then the average person interested in knowing more about it, without knowing anything at all, who may be familiar with star signs, tarot and such, would be your ideal reader.

And, even more suspect, the game was purchased by my game - averse mother with absolutely zero input from anyone that knew anything at all about gaming.

If there's one person who knows anything at all about «up - and - coming» artists, it's Christopher Y. Lew, Associate Curator at the Whitney.

It is simply false, but not only that, any thinking person who knows anything at all about wind power could see that it was quite incredible.

Nobody who knows anything at all about oceanography — at the sharp end, as opposed to playing with their X-Boxes — believes in inexorable sea - level rise or the «death» of coral reefs.

Bastardi has yet to prove he knows anything at all about the long - term dynamics of sea ice.

Not exact matches

A: Well, the funny thing about it is that my interest in manufacturing, my desire to use those theories, well I didn't know at that time anything about manufacturing.

If you are giving a talk at a bread - making club or a nuclear symposium, know that this rule of presentations still works because we tend to tune out from anything after seven minutes.

And it sounds like it would, if you don't know anything about economics or trade relations between Mexico and the U.S., or really trade relations at all.