Sentence examples for exploring the uncharted from inspiring English sources
Getting past the disappointment, the let-downs and still being unafraid to throw yourself back into the pool.' Lopez once said she was the Christopher Columbus of romance, exploring the uncharted seas of love.
They were one of the most popular comedy teams of a decade that knew several great ones, and yet today they are almost unknown, except to cinephiles who make a habit of exploring the uncharted overnight territory of the Turner Classic Movies channel.
Cultural rebels male and female will be present, exploring the uncharted cultural waters.
Most heartening to their teacher was the courage of these new seekers of wisdom in exploring the uncharted seas into which their Odyssean journey had led them, the radiant glow of young minds in ferment, and the possession of that rarest pearl of great price -- being grounded in oneself.
Twenty years ago the lodge, in its more rugged incarnation, drew pro skiers hungry to explore the uncharted terrain.
In an Architectural Review feature Sweden was praised for its willingness to veer away from crowd-pleasing Scandinavian classicism (by then derogatorily called "Swedish Grace") in order to explore "the uncharted currents of the modernist maelstrom".
We hope this work will shed light for more and more forthcoming researchers to further explore the uncharted part of this promising research field.
Keyes finds that working with lower levels of light, like candlelight, allows her to explore the uncharted elements of her visual lexicon.
Plastid phylogenomics will continue to be a fast and inexpensive way to flesh out the green plant clade, but the next wave is to explore the uncharted terrain of the nuclear genome.
The difficulties associated with recognising excellence in interdisciplinary research have an unfortunate side effect: scientists who leave the safe haven of their home discipline to explore the uncharted territory that lies outside and between established disciplines are often punished rather than rewarded for following their scientific curiosity.
Furthermore, as sequencing data acquired from large-scale studies are providing a more comprehensive view of the cellular transcriptomes, we are now poised to explore the uncharted territory of RNA editomes – including repetitive elements of transposons and retrotransposons as well as other small RNAs, such as endogenous small RNA (esiRNA).
