Sentence examples for virtually no one knows from inspiring English sources

Virtually no one knows exactly what is in Mr. Wilders's film; even the Netherlands' worried prime minister has not been granted a screening.

Political will is simply a reflection of the public's priorities -- and right now, an issue that virtually no one knows still exists doesn't rate very high.

Until Bloomberg Businessweek ran a story in August, virtually no one knew about the surveillance programme, not even the mayor.

"At one point, virtually no one knew what their Social Security number was," he said, so 50 years ago it was joked that "you had to be a real obsessive-compulsive kind of person to know what your Social Security number was, whereas today everybody has it on the tip of their tongues".

When the world rang in 1998, virtually no one knew of Monica Lewinsky.

"No one knew anything specific.

No one knows how Rheticus succeeded, since virtually no evidence of their discussion survives.

Clearly, some banks are hiding the ball, and since no one knows who owns what, interbank lending has virtually ceased.

Kelvin: No one knows.

Currently no one knows.

No one knows why.