You Never Know

Meaning/Usage: Expressing that the unlikely could happen

Explanation: This is short for "You never can be certain of anything."

I don't think I'll get the job but you never know.

You never know. Some people don't mind the rain.

You never know. He still could change his mind.

A.

I don't think my husband wants to go with us.

B.

You never know. Have you asked him?

A.

Not yet, but I will tonight.

B.

I think that might be a good idea.

Other Common Sentences

It could happen.

Things still can change.