Sentence examples for be known how from inspiring English sources
verb
To perceive the truth or factuality of; to be certain of or that.
- I know that I’m right and you’re wrong.
It will probably never be known how many of the deaths could have been avoided.
It may never be known how many of them the US has killed in drone strikes.
Knowlton is a Saratoga Springs resident and has often let it be known how important the race is to him.
For the second day in a row, Coughlin let it be known how concerned he is with the line.
He said: "The deceased's severely decomposed body was found in a wooded area and it cannot be known how the deceased came to be there".
Precise figures are impossible, as it can't be known how many tenants will take up the offer and exercise their right to buy.
But despite this, it had not been known how or why FTO was related to obesity.
Not much is known how the conversation progressed that night.
The friction of graphene depends on thickness, but little is known how it is dependent on stiffness.
Little is known how the surrounding landscape and landscape history influence these patterns.
While coral architecture is presumably related to gene expression, little is known how it is achieved.
