Sentence examples for more uncharted from inspiring English sources
"It's more uncharted territory, and everyone's trying to figure it out".
Denmark had discovered yet more uncharted territory: a European Championship semi-final against Spain.
Recently, having exhausted all the conceivable reality TV show concepts, some producers have started scoping out more uncharted territory.
Where Ms. Goode goes from here, putting the pieces of her life back together, is in some ways more uncharted than navigating her mother's death.
But in fact, this latest project may lead the Media Lab into even more uncharted territory regarding ownership rights and the free dissemination of ideas.
But in truth there was more uncharted time than not, especially for the depressives — great swaths of white space that wrapped themselves around the day, creating an undertow of lassitude.
Plus, if the deal flunks, there could still be a General Election within weeks, which would put us into the yes-even-more-uncharted territory of the Tories having to elect a new leader, and publicise them.
What's more, this uncharted dynamic is happening simultaneously across both countries in a contiguous part of planet earth.
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Some of the best pieces here don't depend on reflections or color for their uncanny attraction; working in black-and-white with what appear to be distressed or puckered surfaces, Quinlan delves into even more mysterious and uncharted territory.
The men finally landed and faced one more challenge: crossing uncharted mountain ranges to reach the whaling station on the other side of the island.
