Sentence examples for deeper unknown from inspiring English sources

"To this day I am not sure if I pursued it in the normal way, or if on some deeper, unknown level – like the forces of good and evil it evokes – it has been stalking me all along".

These vacua are either viewed as distinct string theories, or else as solutions of one and the same theory (though some deeper, unknown theory, as mentioned above).

One of Haute Surveillance's many sources of power is how it forces other artworks into its bodies and reconstitutes their mythologies into an even deeper unknown.

Some pundits and commentators, like explorers returning from a visit to the deep unknown, are stunned to find that immigration has become an issue among Labour voters.

Any venture into the deep unknown comes with an element of personal risk -- a small price to pay, it seemed, for some answers about this cacophonous creature of confection lurking about the city.

"But a strike (even a large one) would only delay North Korea's missile-building and nuclear programs, which are buried in deep, unknown places impenetrable to bunker-busting bombs.

A wizard, whose skills are fired in the deep unknown of a developer's lair.

One such defect is the deep unknown center (DX, discussed in the following section), which forms when shallow donors convert into deep donors after a large lattice relaxation [30].

On the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the rediscovery of Mendel's work in 1950, Muller thus had to confess: "[T]he real core of gene theory still appears to lie in the deep unknown.

"Red Giant" concerns three Earthlings heading into the deep unknown via spaceship, while their old planet is being consumed by the sun.

This past weekend I went out with some friends to bars in DC, and actually made a point to think about the guys I met there versus the ones I'd met thus far on the JDate Odyssey into the Deep Unknown But Actually Probably Not That Unknown Because You Share a Hebrew School Contact.