have/ve no idea

You have no idea how much I like laminar flow.

We have no idea how deep the lake is.

Well, I have no idea, but I'm just going to guess and say 500,000 tonnes.

Or you can have no idea, which means you don't know.

I don't have no idea, but I'm available, guys.

Wait, I have I have no idea.

That's right, our players have no idea what game it is they're about to play.

For the past two years, we've been watching him in videos where I have no idea if he's alive.

There have been days where we run out of milk really early on, because we have no idea the amount of people that are going to show up.

And it's a laminar flow, You have no idea how much, it separates between a less clean area, and a clean area.

-I don't even -- So at this point, I have no idea what I've done.

Like, I go on social media these days, and I have no idea if some of these accounts are even real or fake.

Piaget calls it 'the intuitive age' because while we realize that we have a vast amount of knowledge, we have no idea how we acquired it.

It is highly unlikely that even the best doctors could reliably identify one specific disorder among hundreds of options that tend to overlap, especially if they try to treat children who themselves have no idea what’s going on.

I had no idea I was gonna make all this money with this face.

I had no idea what I was going into.

They had no idea most of it was happening.

I had no idea this was happening.

When scientists first started playing with magnets and wires and thinking about electrons, they had no idea how technology would evolve in the next hundred years.