Sentence examples for never to be solved from inspiring English sources

Beyond that the mystery deepens, perhaps never to be solved.

It's a Derby mystery likely never to be solved.

"My father came up with those names, and why he came up with the names is a mystery never to be solved," said Ms. Anderson (a k a Bunny).

The new testing brings an element of modern scientific proof to one murder in a case that seemed likely never to be solved, especially after Mr. DeSalvo was killed in 1973 in prison, where he had been sentenced to life for unrelated sexual assault and robbery charges.

These were ordinary Americans of the 50's yet mysterious to you because you knew them long ago when the world was mysterious and even your own face, contemplated in a mirror, in for instance the cigarette vending machine of that bus station or in the water-specked mirror above a lavatory sink, was a mystery never to be solved".

Gaëlle knew "her husband's murder was never going to be solved": "There would never be a proper trial.

Intractable problems are never going to be solved by tokenism.

Hannett added: "The unemployment crisis is never going to be solved by forcing people to work for nothing.

So skepticism was prudent, but it was also a habit: this was the case, for many New Yorkers, that was never going to be solved.

On the other hand, knowing Satie and Cage, it's hard to imagine they wouldn't be tickled by the unusual and unanticipated prosperity of a musical riddle that was never supposed to be solved.

About two-thirds of the money is being spent on such necessities as food and helping refugees, not on longer-term reconstruction.Afghanistan's problems were never going to be solved in a year, but the euphoria which comes with the end of a war generates unrealistic expectations.