Sentence examples for a sort of undiscovered from inspiring English sources

Unlike more famous towns and cities nearby, Ventimiglia has a sort of undiscovered feel, as if the ancient buildings and pasta shops run by generations of families have escaped the passage of time and the glare of notoriety.

I always liked to think of myself as a sort of undiscovered Steve McQueen, righteous and rebellious and unselfconsciously sexy.

A: Sort of.

"I know of two sites that are sort of undiscovered, that I'd like to discover," he said, explaining with a wry smile that he cannot reveal their locations.

While the vertebrates were then seen as forming a sort of evolutionary sequence, the various classes were distinct, the undiscovered intermediate forms being called "missing links".

A sort of eighteenth-century chemist coming fresh to the field, looking at the whole, undiscovered world of natural substances and minerals, analyzing them, plumbing their secrets, finding the wonder of new and unknown metals.

For most viewers, I guess, Russian dissident or nonconformist photography is a kind of undiscovered country.

"A sort of blank".

A sort of aspic.

A sort of monster.

"A sort of dream.