Sentence examples for Delve into the unknown from inspiring English sources

I'd always been afraid that I would have to make ballet choreography, that the dancers wouldn't want to delve into the unknown.

One influence unmasks another and yet another, until an evening-length work says something more about style than it does about delving into the unknown.

His perspective is symbolised neatly in the artwork for his second album – a hand delving into the unknown depths of a rectangular prism – suggesting an introspection that goes beyond Chromatics' surface theme of relationships.

Some of this year's crop of events promise to delve into that unknown territory.

The best-known example is Jean Rhys's 1966 novel Wide Sargasso Sea, which acts as a prequel to Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre – although Rhys's success is perhaps down to her not simply continuing a main character's story, but delving instead into the "unknown life" of a secondary character – in this case, Brontë's famous "madwoman in the attic".

And it will have to delve into hitherto unknown realms, such as managing relationships with retailers.Dell also wants to emulate its rival Hewlett-Packard, which is making a lot of money managing its customers' increasingly complex IT systems.

They may be an unusual experience, but ultimately look most likely to bring the largest rewards for those willing to enter into the unknown - and if one delves far enough, lots of that black commodity beckons.

It is definitively not an O'Hanlon production, but is notable for its sustained exploration of a different, more troubling side to the writer, who often appears a little unhinged in his books as he delves deeper into the discomforting unknown, but always for the sake of a telling the tale afterwards.

If you've managed to get data on one project, it's hard to let go of that and delve into unknown waters.

Venturers into the unknown!

Chris Yiu, "Into the unknown".