Sentence examples for never become known from inspiring English sources

Sceptics counter that most cases never become known because the girls are afraid to testify.

The facts of the attack are still unknown and may actually never become known.

But it has never become known as an Instapaper alternative.

The redress movement seeks to repatriate marquee items because they index the whole junket of warehoused artifacts that few have ever seen and which will never become known.

Such actions never became known to me.

While Mr. Morvillo was known for his representation of boldface names, many of his biggest successes involved clients who never became known to the public, as he resolved their cases quietly with prosecutors before public charges could be brought.

Robert Record's "Castle of Knowledge" (1556), we are told, may be one of the first books of "English vernacular mathematics" teaching geometric principles, though as the exhibition points out, Record's English terminology did not quite displace the Greek: the pentagon never became known as the cinkeangle.

As a result, his music never became known in France.

If the keyword is as long as the message, chosen random, never becomes known to anyone else, and is never reused, this is the one-time pad cipher, proven unbreakable.

Harry Potter might never have become known had an employee at Christopher Little's literary agency in London not taken a liking to the manuscript's binding and picked it out to read.

This quietly magnificent piece of Weyman's imposturous work would probably never have become known to those who have studied his career if it had not been for the fact that a short time after his trip to Cambridge he was picked up in Manhattan on the humdrum charge of impersonating a lawyer.