know-nothing in English
He was a maniac, a know-nothing who wanted to impose himself on the story, without having a clue what it was about.
Concerning the nomination of Fillmore, it was the perception of Fillmore throughout the state, not his actual record, that was most important in sending Know-Nothings to the Democratic Party.
Use "know-nothing" in a sentence
1. You know nothing, creature.
2. You know nothing about war.
3. You know nothing about her.
4. You know nothing of this matter!
5. I know nothing about an envelope.
6. They know nothing about exothermic chemical reactions.
7. I don't know nothing about birthing babies!
8. 2 Concerning his background, I know nothing.
9. But all I learned was we know nothing.
10. I'm sorry, I know nothing about your family.
11. You little rascals know nothing about our own history.
12. Warriors now know nothing of war and cattle raiding.
13. The opportunist was told what he deserved to know: nothing.
14. Rank amateurs who know nothing about how to cook the books.
15. We know nothing about the new neighbour; he is a cold fish.
16. I'm only a passerby and know nothing at all about this place.
17. Without ability, intelligence or cordiality; they know nothing of generosity or manly feeling.
18. 14 This might seem very perplexing to those who know nothing about it.
19. Many stations allow nameless, faceless fans to rail incessantly about things they know nothing about.
20. I know nothing about orders and abbots, but I know you will save the world.
21. Even for those who know nothing about investing , they 've heard of the stock market .
22. Your people know nothing about my physiology, and that's exactly the way I like it.
23. We think of Advent from the perspective of earthbound creatures who know nothing but this life.
24. Afflicted is a movie that you have to know nothing about to enjoy to it's fullest
25. Make hay thePull the chestnut out of fire . 46 . To know everything is to know nothing.
26. This is either some magic geometry of which I know nothing or it is a happy coincidence.
27. I know nothing about war hammer so can someone tell me who the hell the Burgomeister is
28. 1 We know nothing of what will happen in future, but by the analogy of past experience.
29. Not only did Alvin know nothing about choreography, Shawn wrote, but he was not even a good dancer.
30. 3 We know nothing of what will happen in future,(www.Sentencedict.com) but by the analogy of past experience.
31. Jon Snow might know nothing, but we know that he has a look-Alike in another HBO actor: Christopher Abbott
32. And it is when Theseus came to Crete that Ariadne came into the story, for we know nothing about her childhood.
33. She was brought up to know nothing of the Blightings of poverty, but had every want gratified, and moved in the topmost …
34. He actually mentioned the fact that they proceeded down a path in the past, and, ultimately, as you know, nothing got done.
35. Cardigan Lyrics: Vintage tee, brand new phone / High heels on cobblestones / When you are young, they assume you know nothing / Sequin smile, black lipstick / …
36. No libretto is included, and as I know nothing of Anacreon, I don't even know what the plot is, but that doesn't take away from the fabulous music
37. Whatever is done towards carrying out the promises of the party con cerning Bimetalism, I know nothing that would beuefit our people as much as the right to do business on the credit of the state
38. After A little while, Granma tole me say, "Granpa, Granma say you don't know nothing 'bout playing cards." In the Family NOVEMBER The first couple months of the school year may have been A little iffy for you, Twin, but you're getting into a groove.
39. Ok so I just wanna see how well you all know me and my back up Admins this is the altament test whin it comes to the "do You Know ClaraSprite really Well" type deal so please if you fail you know you know nothing and if you do fail you can always come talk to me
40. "Astonish" them; and he thought, not without sadness, that when La Guepe should have published this young novelist's ghostly composition, the unconquerable bourgeoisie would know nothing about it, and would continue to devote itself to its favorite customs, such as tapping the barometer to know whether there was a change, or to heave a deep