Sentence examples for move into unknown from inspiring English sources

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He wanted to move into unknown territory.

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In Josef's case, it was the idea, from Henri Michaux, of moving into unknown territories, both literally and artistically, that became something of a leitmotif for all of us".

As the group moved into unknown territory, the Barrier surface became increasingly disturbed and broken; two more ponies succumbed to the strain.

Still, he prepares for a lonely move into the unknown.

But, with no history of left wing politics in the traditionally conservative country any move to the left in Ireland is a move into the unknown.

Since becoming Chair of the Advertising and Design departments at the School of Visual Arts in New York City in 1971, Wilde has trained thousands of aspiring artists in his Visual Literacy course how to move into the unknown and thus be empowered with the ongoing gift of knowing where all new ideas come from, and how to tap into this place.

For their bravery in diving from a rapidly moving ship into unknown waters, both men were granted annual pensions of £20 (the equivalent of £ as of ).

If he goes into government, Turkey might be moving into the unknown.

But the nuclear industry is moving into the unknown in several ways, Ms. Macfarlane pointed out.

On the other hand, the novel's sense of immediacy, of moving into fearsome unknown territory, would surely be sapped by too many explanatory detours.

"Princeton, it's not nirvana or utopia, but it's a magnificent place for intellectual study, a sense of moving into the unknown, of taking intellectual risks".

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