Sentence examples for that were never found from inspiring English sources

We went to war in Iraq over weapons that were never found, and diplomacy was put aside.

It does not ignore controversies like the weapons of mass destruction that were never found in Iraq, but it does not dwell on them either.

"All this is similar to what was said previously about the weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, that were never found".

While one spread peanut butter on a piece of bologna with his finger — "Oh hell, where's that knife when you need it?" — the other called out to offer us a can of beer and ask if we knew anything about the 50 graves of Watson's victims that were never found.

You can run through all the wildly varying rationales for this war: the weapons of mass destruction (that were never found), the need to remove the unmitigated evil of Saddam (whom we had once cozied up to), the connection to Al Qaeda (which was bogus), and one of President Bush's favorites, the need to fight the terrorists "over there" so we won't have to fight them here at home.

Mr. Obama had to speak of legendary battles in places like Falluja without referencing the weapons of mass destruction that were never found; he noted the sectarian violence without bringing up the years of fear that gripped the United States and the rest of the world back in 2004, 2005 and 2006, when it looked as if the American invasion of Iraq would engulf an already volatile region.

His wife and sole survivor, the former Hedy Bachtinger, said he went into cardiac arrest after months of hospitalization with an infection that was never found.

Had the biker's alleged mission succeeded, yet another devastating assassination would have been added to a bloody era, and all over a death that was never found to have been a crime.

Then the program shifts to the lost bullet: the first of the three shots believed to have been fired that day, a bullet that was never found or fully accounted for.

Herders complain that state compensation for lost reindeer — each carcass fetches about $439 — is inadequate because it fails to take account the remains of those that are never found.

"Even now, men who go out scavenging for wood or to go to the toilet in the grasses, they will come across a skeleton, another body that was never found after the typhoon".