Sentence examples for never becomes clear from inspiring English sources

What his exact role is in events never becomes clear.

And while this conversation is, like so much in this book, delightful, it never becomes clear what is at stake during it.

But there are flaws and gaps: the French Revolution is overshadowed by the attention given British abolition, and it never becomes clear how the Haitian slave rebellion evolved into a real revolution.

It never became clear what Mr. Mackintosh wouldn't have, but you might forgive him a little temper.

His father had shot himself, he said, perhaps over work-related stress, but for reasons that never became clear.

But who these figures were supposed to be and what they were intended to represent never became clear.

Skype and Motorola Mobility also represented such a departure from their acquirers' core businesses that it never became clear how to fit them in.

It is the product of a restless spirit that is driven -- for reasons that never become clear, that the text itself never really reflects upon -- to put the body in harm's way.

In circumstances that never became clear, the young lawyer had, in 1953, written a background paper dealing with a landmark case then before the court, Brown v the Board of Education, which eventually overturned the segregated education of white and black children.

Later still, for reasons that will, I fear, never become clear, I challenge Al, the drummer of the tour support band, Toxic Holocaust, to an arm-wrestling contest in their dressing room: I lose miserably.

Thousands of mourners paid their final respects Friday to six worshippers gunned down by a white supremacist at a Sikh temple in the US almost a week ago for reasons that authorities say may never become clear.