Sentence examples for hidden lands from inspiring English sources

James Cook's voyages of 1771 74 demonstrated conclusively the likely hostile nature of any hidden lands.

But it took me only two quick clicks on the right rail to end up at "Worlds Beyond The South Pole (Hidden Lands?)," a low-quality, almost nonsensical 21-minute video that nevertheless has more than 200,000 views; the channel that posted it, apparently run by some guy named "Jayson," has 10,000 subscribers and loads of that sort of video.

We spent a rest day in Laya, four clusters of houses surrounded by wheat fields, all on a steeply terraced hillside -- a hidden land within a hidden land.

When we were arriving at those departments, it was almost like exploring a totally hidden land.

After a boys' book of adventure journey, they find themselves in the hidden land.

"I worry that there are all these hidden land mines I don't know anything about.

He lived another nine months, but he never came back from the mysterious, hidden land those with advanced dementia inhabit.

I think of the people I have known and loved who have spent their last years in the hidden land of dementia, from which none return.

Drawing a veil over Tibet has only encouraged outsiders to project their own imaginings and desires onto the hidden land, sometimes with disastrous consequences.

As Havel has pointed out, the terrain that has emerged since the collapse of Communism is spiked with countless hidden land mines--nationality-based conflicts, economic crises, and intolerance, to name just three--which can erupt with ferocious intensity.

"There are some hidden land mines working in this area," said Lori B. Andrews, a professor at Chicago-Kent College of Law whashanalyzedzed state restrictions on embryo research for the National Bioethics Advisory Commission.