Sentence examples for be fully known from inspiring English sources

The reasons for Ovid's exile will never be fully known.

But the paintings' deliberately blurred surfaces ominously embalm events whose truth will never be fully known.

Where this cow went and what it ate might never be fully known.

Why Ms. Travers gave up the violin will never be fully known.

Exactly where Ruth Martin fit into this may never be fully known.

"The reasons for his choices may never be fully known to us, but the fact of these choices is clear".

And, of course, the toll in Iraqi civilian lives and lost or plundered property may never be fully known.

"We are certain that when her side of the story is fully known she will be completely vindicated".

But, by printing the cartoons before the details of the case are fully known they may be jumping the gun.

The Wind Rises is set in the 1920s and 30s, before the harmful health effects of tobacco were fully known and when Japanese, among others, were enthusiastic smokers.

In Charlotte Grey, his judgment was true: the little French children, André and Jacob, are fully known in their journey from family security to extermination.