Sentences with phrase «know nothing of»

I know nothing of the film itself, but the poster is atrocious.

Just to make sure we get the point, another fatuous businessman (Tim Blake Nelson) tries to strike up a conversation with the unit, a representative for all clueless business people who know nothing of war but don't own a football team.

The longest notice appeared in the Detroit News, whose Tom Long wrote that the film «is decidedly a Michigan experience, and there are questions as to how it will fly in lands that know nothing of the Mackinac Bridge, pasties, and the Department of Natural Resources.»

A genetically enhanced raccoon named Rocket (voiced by Bradley Cooper, «American Hustle»), and a humanoid tree named Groot (voiced by Vin Diesel, «Fast & Furious 6») know nothing of the orb, they just want a piece of the bounty action put on Quill.

We know nothing of the story, not even how many protagonists there will be, where it will be set nor when it will be set.

Philip, on the other hand, is slightly more of a pragmatist, and concerned with what the future holds for their children (ages 13 and 7), who know nothing of their double lives.

If you're not a fan and know nothing of the characters, the film will be a difficult slog.

Of course, we know nothing of their actual roles and what they are up to.

We know nothing of his background.

You scoff at people who are just starting the series because, like, your heart can't even handle to discuss this with them because they know nothing of what you've been through.

We know nothing of that, but we can assure you that they'll add sparkle to your jumpers and skirts, and do something magical to pleats.

You know nothing of physics or chemistry.You think a dormant seed would be equal to a growing live plant in it's chemical profile?

I know nothing of the nutritive properties of hemp milk, but the rest looks great to my non-professional eyes.

I know nothing of nutrition, but I know how to read real scientific academic medical journals.

«I know nothing of their history.

He asked whether our children are to know nothing of science beyond that permitted by certain sects.

A multiplication of selves, a proliferation, of which I know nothing at all, and they know nothing of me.

«We know nothing of pH at depth, which is a real concern,» says biologist Paul Bunje, a senior director for oceans at the X PRIZE Foundation and the administrator of the new contest.

Granted, at that age we know nothing of quantum theory.

The police seem to know nothing of the attacks which have been going on in other villages within Benue State since the Anti-Open Grazing Law came into effect last year,» Iorapuu told DAILY POST.

While I know nothing of the topic that you're discussing, it appears that you're correct.

Aaron Dare claimed to know nothing of Bove's background and said Bove tricked him into the sales agreement and had misdirected mortgage payments.

I see men who have lived here nearly all their lives, with houses, jobs, children and friends, who are part of their local communities, suddenly ripped away from all they know, with the threat of being deported half way around the world to a country they know nothing of.

Yet if artificially sweetened chocolate milk can still be called «chocolate milk,» without any qualifier, parents will know nothing of a very material change in product formulation.

Of course, I know nothing of how she parents them and for all we know she could be the most loving mom around.

Has he operated under constraints we know nothing of or has he been ultra - conservative to create a strong financial position for the club going forward?

Even worse is when fans call a fellow fan deluded, we know nothing of each other really, one side is more easily pleased, that's the difference.

You know nothing of Wenger.

You know nothing of football.

(I'm looking at the Carvalho wagonboys who know nothing of the boy except youtube clips yet are convinced he's our next Viera.)

I know nothing of him, so I am excited to see what he's all about.

The yokozuna, or grand champion, may be celebrated in his culture and entitled to an entourage and other perks, but the rank and file know nothing of mega-million-dollar contracts or endorsements.

Students who know nothing of football are responding in a bit of disbelief when I share some of the recent club decisions (or lack of decisions if you prefer), one fellow actually said «no way, you're making this up, right?».

The dictator caused all that uncertainty which has distressed players who know nothing of the managers and their futures.

I know nothing of this book but one can usually sub any nut or seed flour if another one works for you, rather than almond.

Just want to mention that we know nothing of those cooks making inquiries on recipe instructions... perhaps it's a young chef or someone just learning to read recipes... wouldn't it be wonderful to encourage rather than discourage?

But there are planked shad and planked shad, and you know nothing of the properly prepared delicacy until you try it in the Thompson mode.

Like christians who know nothing of atheism being judge and jury to the condemnation of atheists?

Considering that it was really no trifle to believe oneself Messiah, that, further, whoever so believed must have regulated his whole life in accordance with this belief, we must admit that if this point is obscure we can, strictly speaking, know nothing of the personality of Jesus.

The first and most important fact that we can know about God is ever this: we know nothing of Him, except what He Himself has revealed to us.

Even though we know nothing of any such amnesty as a custom, there is no reason to doubt the scene; the assumption of invention would mean ascribing to the earliest reporters a plastic propensity and a poetic power such as is not to be observed elsewhere in the narrative.

Chad: Do not for a minute assume I know nothing of your belief system.

The sciences of nature know nothing of spiritual presences, and on the whole hold no practical commerce whatever with the idealistic conceptions towards which general philosophy inclines.

We really know nothing of Jesus» youth and early manhood, though much of what appeared later in his brief public life and in his teaching must have been the result of his experience and thinking during those years.

We can know nothing of a material world.

Those verses are clear cut with no need for interpretation, but since you're spiritually blind, you know nothing of the things of God.

your stubborn insistence that it's possible to debate a position you know nothing of is actually quite remarkable.

You know nothing of the afterlife, only of words written by MEN, lost in translation over hundreds and thousands of years.

The truth is, that I know nothing of what my illusionary (negative) thoughts are suggesting.

We know nothing of what he actually believes other than he is is clearly behaving like a candidate for 2016.