Sentence examples for which no one knows from inspiring English sources

Yet this is a play in which no one knows anyone (Robert says "knowing" people is dated).

That has created social problems, which no one knows how to solve.

With current methods, we can never get better than six, because of something called the parity problem, which no one knows how to get past".

Culkin was acting at four, an age at which no one knows what they want beyond watching cartoons and eating oversugared cereal.

The thought-world is also a real world, in which no one knows what's coming next – "just like us", Castor tellingly adds.

One is the identity the Republican candidate for Vice-President, which no one knows but in which everyone has a betting interest.

My answer was that science is still progressing, that there are some science questions to which no-one knows the answer right now, no matter how many books they read or exams they do, but that we discover more answers all the time.

"Schools are now being held liable for breaking a law which no-one knew applied to them," he says.Aggrieved parents could in theory seek damages at the Competitions Appeal Tribunal, but they would have to put a figure on their loss.

As one character observes: "What's actually happened is we've sort of accidentally solved a crime which no one knew had even happened just by getting to know each other.

One view is that everyone's impartiality would have to be insured by the imposition of a hypothetical "veil of ignorance" behind which no one knew any specific facts about himself or herself (Harsanyi 1953 , 1955.

And what Lil Wayne does if he wins, no one knows — which is what makes it exciting, Ms. Rhone said.