Sentence examples for far off unknown from inspiring English sources

Keep it simple!" is easier than going off track or out into the far off unknown.

I imagined him fastening the fan to the bike, then, like a real burglar, slinging the silver in a sack over his shoulder, and standing at dawn on the highway to thumb a ride from a long-distance truck on its way to some far-off, unknown, undiscoverable destination.

"Guinea" was also frequently used in English to refer generally to any far-off, unknown country, so the name may simply be a colorful reference to the animal's exotic appeal.

Guess Rumsfeld wasn't that far off with his "known unknowns" and "unknown unknowns".

Strange things happen in far off lands.

Mark's Gospel, written around 70 C.E., has an unknown woman anointing Jesus with perfumed oil in the days leading to his murder not far off in Jerusalem.

Coyotes howled, far off.

Both are far off.

Not far off".

(Not too far off).

He was not far off.