But he knows nothing of logic, which is the science of straight thinking, and his views of things have therefore no value; they are nebulous.
In the light of day it may assail the very strongholds of law in the heart of a populous city, and assassinate prisoners of whose guilt it knows nothing.
The agnostic by research has proved that he knows nothing, and there he stops; there may or may not be.
He knows why his own things belong to him and those of another person do not, and beyond this he knows nothing.
I do not care if he knows nothing, so long as he is not mistaken.
Not only is it maintained that A knows nothing of B, because he says nothing of B; but it is further assumed that A knows nothing of B, because C does not say that A says anything of B.
He knows nothingof our Canonical Gospels, and he uses exclusively the Gospel of the Hebrews.
Do not trample upon these people because they have a different conception of things about which even this committee knows nothing.
It is a wrong to his reputation to be ignorant of anything; and yet he knows not that he knows nothing.
He endeavours to show his wisdom in nothing more than in appearing very much unsatisfied with the present manage of State affairs, although he knows nothing of the reasons.
He possesses him with his own praises like an evil spirit, that makes him swell and appear stronger than he was, talk what he does not understand, and do things that he knows nothing of when he comes to himself.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "knows nothing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
