Sentence examples for some undiscovered from inspiring English sources
Occasionally, some undiscovered footage is discovered of the royals as children.
What if the grandfather had turned out to be some undiscovered genius — some sort of purely authentic Kentucky poet?
Maybe there's some undiscovered substance in roast turkey that makes people want to pick fights around the dinner table.
Along the way are some undiscovered gems and community stalwarts, the Graffiti Church not least among them.
They cannot explain the existence of life, so they attribute its existance to some undiscovered aspect of nature, ignoring the compelling explanation provided by the theists.
It may be that there is some undiscovered talent currently in London, working on the designs that could become the benchmark for a major new international label.
Yet in this book (and on his iPhone application called TranquiliCity), Mr. Ishac, a former advertising creative director who relaxes by making balloon sculptures, has compiled an impressive list of urban sanctuaries, some familiar and some virtually undiscovered.
It may yet be possible, under some hitherto undiscovered conditions, that the action-reaction law is violated at some level.
In 1862 Garnett published some previously undiscovered poetry of Shelley.
Detection of these regions can be difficult and some remain undiscovered using visual assessment.
And BT has acknowledged that some hitherto undiscovered magic ingredient is going to be required to push it towards its target of 5m connections by 2005.
