More had to be known, of course.
She summarises what appears to be known of his death.
Whether anything like a nascent Federer was here among these juniors can't be known, of course.
Nothing can be known of this self, because it is a condition, not an object, of knowledge.
Most significant of all, nothing would be known of the great Hittite Empire during the 2nd millennium bce, were it not for the discovery of its inscriptional archives.
Everything to be known of this piece -- that it was written in 1937 and set denunciatory prose by an Italian anti-Fascist -- suggested it would be some kind of abrasive exhortation, its force now spent.
Today, advertisers care less about creating a partnership with a particular Web site and more about the behavioral characteristics — as best as they can be known — of their target users, wherever they happen to be.
Come next week, after all the debates and shouting and position papers, walking into the voting booth and drawing the curtain is ultimately an intimate act of faith and hope, a best, nervous guess for the future judged on what can be known of the past.
But a discreet man will not put these things into spoken words; for the West Point engineers have not their superiors anywhere; they know all that can be known of their abstruse science; and so, since they conceive that they can fetter and handcuff that river and boss him, it is but wisdom for the unscientific man to keep still, lie low, and wait till they do it.
Whether or not that was enough to sway the judge towards Microsoft's side can't be known, of course.
While little may be known of PNG, Jones believes they possess enough "raw" talent to upset some of the more established nations over the next fortnight.
