I've never known anybody to be as still as you are.
I've never known you to go out in the morning on business, Jerry.
I have sometimes thought that the Crosbys had more than their age and social training fitted them to use wisely, but I've never known them to go far astray.
I've never knownit to be otherwise," Rose assured her.
They've done foolish things, but I've never known either to do a wrong or selfish thing.
The Germans can hate people they've never known, never seen.
The worst isnever known as you and I are learning to know it over here.
But I've never known a bright boy or girl on a farm that wasn't itchin' to get away from it to a town!
You see, I've never known a really beautiful woman.
Then let me say that I've never known a more painful half-hour.
My eyes are opened and I know what's good and what's evil, as I've never known before.
I've never met Ingeborg; I've never known you, as you are, sitting here in our home!
It was a weary load of misfortune to be borne by one who till that moment had never known a sorrow.
The real circumstances of his death were, I believe, never known to my mother, but the shock of the event almost killed her.
Accordingly, if some means is not present, it is certain that the consequence also will not be present: each is always present in accordance with the determination of fate, but this is never known to us till afterwards.
It is never known by the individual as such, but only by him who has raised himself above all willing and all individuality to the pure subject of knowing.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "never known" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.