Sentences with phrase «really know what»

It's better to make your own meals because you never really know what you're getting when you eat out.

I never buy or try matcha before so don't really know what to look for.

People used to be honorable, but does anyone really know what honor is anymore?

I didn't have a microwave for about 15 years and now I do, but I kind of don't really know what to do with it other than re-heating leftovers and melting butter.

You want me to move next door to you, since you don't really know what a loon I am.

I didn't really know what a bagel was until moving to the East Coast.

I don't even think I really know what it is.

I'm always wary of the Japanese dressings at the restaurants... I never really know what's in them.

I don't know much about it so I didn't really know what it was exactly..

I am also in a CSA and sometimes struggle with what I'm going to make since I never really know what I'll be getting from week to week.

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Can't eat it so don't really know what to compare / substitute it with?

Chilis are something I haven't really experimented with outside of chipotles, and I don't really know what I'm waiting for!

Mind you, if I tried to re-do my posts I still don't think they'll be much better - not because they're so great though, but because I still don't really know what I'm doing!

I love Ikea but sometimes I come home with items that I don't really know what to do with.

I don't really know what happened to January.

I have no idea where to find miso — and don't really know what the flavor should be.

I don't even really know what is in the jar.

People don't really know what cake flour is here, but it gives such a wonderful texture and fluffiness doesn't it?

I have never tried ghee before so I didn't really know what to expect.

You don't really know what rock bottom is, though, until you accidentally drop a hot sheet of cookies on the ground and find yourself kneeling, pinching & scooping up hot, crumbling pieces of cookie off the kitchen floor.

Mostly because I didn't really know what to do with it.

I picked up a daikon a few weeks ago but ended up having to toss it because it stayed in my fridge so long and I didn't really know what to do with it.

I'm pretty much obsessed with these little pot stickers... or dumplings... or gyoza... or whatever you want to call them... As I don't even really know what to call these little bites in order to make the name «politically correct,» so to speak, obviously I'm not entirely sure these are 100 % authentic, but goshdarnit are they good.

I have to be honest — I don't really know what people usually eat on Christmas Day.

I'm sorry, I've never tried to make these vegan before, I don't really know what to tell you.

You can't really know what to expect regarding the weather when someone invites you to a late - October wedding near Monterey, California.

And the word natural has become problematic because of possible Food and Drug Administration rulings and because people don't really know what that means.

(I don't really know what that means, but I like the way it sounds so I'm going with it.)

I don't even really know what it's made from!

Firstly, checking out the farmers market in a new city is always so exciting, because you never really know what you'll find.

The truth is that I don't even really know what a blondie is.

Well... honestly I don't really know what to tell you!

But do you really know what's inside your protein powder?

I don't really know what else to say besides that.

I don't really know what inspired me to put roast vegetables in a dumpling... but I'm glad I did because they were really yummy!

(Sorry, I've just started trying these blogs out, so I do nt really know what I'm doing) Um, I guess I was just wondering if they were supposed to come out liquidy.

Hopefully there will be wifi and hopefully that wifi will allow wordpress to be accessed... otherwise I don't really know what's going to happen!

Well, except for that line in «My Favourite Things» on the Sound of Music, but I didn't really know what that was when I first heard it.

I didn't really know what to tell her!

My housemate (male) said he had watched half the show and realized he didn't really know what she was cooking.

I never really know what to do with squash blossoms, other than admire how pretty they are, but this pizza sounds absolutely perfect!

At the end of the day there is no one out there that will ever really know what we, as individuals, really feel and need each day.

Only then do we really know what the Scriptures mean by «repent and be baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus,» for it is this name alone that sustains us on that day.

In my opinion, I doubt most of us really know what we would do if confronted by a situation where our only option to stay alive or keep our family alive was to kill another person.

Can we really know what happened in the distant past?

Thank you a lot for sharing this with all folks you really know what you're talking about!

But for those interested in the truth, who want to really know what the Bible, God's Word, teaches, they are thankful to God for the church's willingness to stick to Scripture.

We do not really know what to do with religiousness when it expresses itself outside those enclosures which historians and social scientists have carefully labeled religions.

But in reality, none of us really know what our «next life» will be like if we in fact have one.