Sentence examples for felt undiscovered from inspiring English sources

"It felt undiscovered," Mr. Ehrhardt said.

I had been keen to go to a country that still felt undiscovered, and while the rooster-seller might have guessed that the redheaded woman with a camera was not really in the market for a blood sacrifice, I appreciated the gesture.

The countryside around here, like much of Wales outside of Snowdonia and Pembrokeshire, feels undiscovered and under-visited.

The restaurant doesn't exactly feel undiscovered, but it's out of the way enough that it's not always mobbed, Manhattan style, and the décor — Christmas lights, pogo sticks — seems genuinely amateurish and unstudied.

To the visitor it feels like undiscovered territory, a sleepy landscape of empty roads, pretty white villages, fields of half-naked cork-oak trees (the bark harvested from their trunks), vines, olive groves and small towns that have remained practically unchanged for centuries – and perfect road trip country.

Although this modest restaurant, a Tribeca outpost of a pair of Paris neo-bistros, opened last year, it still felt like an undiscovered gem in 2015.

"We felt it was an undiscovered classic.

A lot of the focus was on young people, and I felt there was an undiscovered continent of idealism and experience in the older population.

Unlike art hubs like Berlin or even Dubai, Tel Aviv still feels intimate and undiscovered.

With its wistful witticisms, its airy contrast of town and country, Love & Friendship somehow feels like an undiscovered Oscar Wilde play.

For all that turmoil, and more than a century after they debuted in the Tour de France, the Pyrenees still feel like an undiscovered playground.