Sentence examples for were never known from inspiring English sources
"They were never known for their genius," Mr. Serpico said.
During last year's presidential election, the Obamas made something of the slave history in her past, but the full details were never known.
He said the group's intention was to show Mr. Obama's affiliations — although Mr. Obama and Mr. Kilpatrick were never known to be close.
Even though the Devils won the Stanley Cup in 1995, 2000 and 2003, when they were playing in the Meadowlands, the fans were never known for filling the joint with bodies or noise.
The scene's progenitors (leaving aside a few thousand jazz and blues musicians) are the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers, groups who were never known for keeping it brief, and whose descendants — Phish, Widespread Panic, String Cheese Incident — are considered imitators as much for their profligacy as for any real musical resemblances.
Two-thirds of the three hundred thousand Jews in Great Britain (and ninety per cent of the world's Jews) are said to trace their origin to Eastern Europe, and it is safe to say that they were never known for the delicacy of their cuisine.
Strickland was never known as a chatterbox.
She was never known in France.
Only someone who's never known it can cure it".
Vick, 29, was never known for his accuracy.
Evans was never known for his wizardry in the darkroom.
