Sentence examples for anything is known from inspiring English sources
I'd be surprised that anything is known of Kitty Oppenheimer's taste in literature.
The first Mercian king of whom anything is known was Penda (d. 655), who became dominant throughout southern England.
And the experts said that little, if anything, is known about the potential risks of early detection.
It led to scattered articles about arrests, and then, in August, a sentencing, but hardly anything is known.
Little, if anything, is known about shark litter sizes, making it very difficult to conserve this species.
Even now, with half-a-dozen biographies on the library shelves and a near-archive of assorted recollection, there are great stretches of time of which hardly anything is known about what he was doing or even where he was.
Back in 2009, barely anything was known about the iPhone 3G before it made its debut, but in the entire first quarter, just 6.9m units were sold.
Long before anything was known about wayward neurotransmitters and frontal lobe lesions, legal theorists referred to free will as a fiction.
"Thats why a lot of people are very, very circumspect about letting any picture be taken, letting anything be known..
Little if anything was known of the coast south of this point, so Magellan decided to wait out the southern winter here, and established the settlement of Puerto San Julian.
However, the calculations implicitly assume that the motif was defined before anything was known about the dataset.
