if i never knew you造句

• "` If I Never Knew You, "'explains Schumacher.
• The Blu-ray did not retain the inclusion of " If I Never Knew You " through seamless integration, however, only the special features.
• He covered " If I Never Knew You " with Shelby Lynne for " The Best of Country Sing the Best of Disney ".
• Brianyau323 edited Dance Me If You Can, One World ( song ), and If I Never Knew You ( The Cheetah Girls song ).
• Cheetahbrian edited Cheetah-licious Christmas ( song ), One World ( song ) and If I Never Knew You ( The Cheetah Girls song ).
• Instead it was, " I know you until I read you; and when I read you, it is as if I never knew you ."
• Though cut from the movie itself, " If I Never Knew You " was still performed by Jon Secada and Shanice at the end credits and released as a single.
• Two other pop singers _ John Secada and Shanice _ also are included on the soundtrack, singing on the duet " If I Never Knew You " that plays during the closing credits.
• ""'Pocahontas : An Original Walt Disney Records Soundtrack " "'is the soundtrack to the 1995 Vanessa Williams, and the film's love theme song " If I Never Knew You " performed by Jon Secada and Shanice.
• In 2005, a 10th Anniversary 2-disc Special Edition DVD set was released, which featured a new extended cut of the film ( adding two performances of " If I Never Knew You " ) and numerous bonus features.
• The two pop songs on the album, " Colors of the Wind, " sung by Vanessa Williams, and " If I Never Knew You, " sung by Jon Secada and Shanice, are being played regularly on the radio.
• However, Ebert continued, " because the romantic theme'If I Never Knew You'was cut from the movie . . . their relationship emerges rather abruptly . " Ebert also felt that the film's dramatic conclusion in which Pocahontas and Smith part ways was both disappointing and anticlimactic.
• The love song, titled " If I Never Knew You ", had been finished by the animators, but following a test screening where younger audiences were not interested and the teenagers felt giddy, Menken was the first to suggest the song be removed from the film, although its melody remained in the orchestral underscoring.