Hope is out of London; Westwood I have not seen, so about my insects I know nothing.
All my affairs, indeed, are most prosperous; I find there are plenty who will undertake the description of whole tribes of animals, of which I know nothing.
You might have been wretched if you had found you couldn't stand up to your father, but I gather, though I know nothing directly, that you did.
I really didn't come to Munich to talk politics, of which I know nothing whatever.
I know nothing of you, not who you are, or what you are, or what your flag is.
I said before of the Gods, that of the truth about them we know nothing, and do but entertain human notions of them.
Still he preserves his 'know nothing' disguise, and himself declares his first notions about names to be reckless and ridiculous.
Of the names of the ideas, he would have said, as he says of the names of the Gods, that we know nothing.
When I had done with the free air and the view, I had to go down into the valley and look after the hops (which I know nothing about), and to be equally solicitous as to the cherry orchards.
The master was supposed among us to know nothing, and one of the ushers was supposed to know everything.
I know nothing about it, except that I pay him his small fee, and pocket the ticket he gives me, and sit upon a counter, involved in the general distraction.
I know nothing of London City methods--but isn't ten thousand pounds a gratuity on a rather large scale?
They say that in consumption the tubercles sometimes occur in the brain; it's a pity I know nothing of medicine.
I know nothing about it," Sonia articulated faintly at last.
I know nothing about it," she cried with a heartrending wail, and she ran to Katerina Ivanovna, who clasped her tightly in her arms, as though she would shelter her from all the world.
He keeps repeating his old story about the murder: 'I know nothing of it, never heard of it till the day before yesterday.
I know nothing at this moment but the bare fact that Maddalena Lomi won the prize.
I know nothing of any crime or bloodshed here--I must have been frightened out of my wits to talk in that way!
I know nothing of your furlongs, but I am sure it is a very long wood, and that we have been winding in and out ever since we came into it; and therefore, when I say that we have walked a mile in it, I must speak within compass.
They were required to know nothing of the subject until the evidence was laid before them for their immediate decision.
I know nothing of General Buell's intended operations, never having received any information in regard to the general plan of campaign.
I cannot, by giving my consent to a publication of whose details I know nothing, assume the responsibility of whatever you may write.
If a man will stand up and assert, and repeat and reassert, that two and two do not make four, I know nothing in the power of argument that can stop him.
I think that my father and mother were people who strolled along the highways; I know nothing different.
She would not have understood, and she would have replied: "What fault is there of mine in a matter in which I have no power and of which I know nothing?
I know nothing of business--and I'm not likely to get new rooms until I see the Millionaire and the Iron King.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "know nothing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
