Sentence examples for something unexplored from inspiring English sources

"At a moment when blood drips from the newspapers, 'Miss Bala' concerns itself with something unexplored: the secret life of panic, the way that crime invades the everyday and mentally corrodes people who are outside its actions," the novelist and essayist Juan Villoro wrote.

Georgia O'Keefe once wrote to Mabel Dodge Luhan, "I feel there is something unexplored about women that only a woman can explore".

While the efficacy of oxaliplatin is not in dispute, the degree of efficacy or efficiency of treatment is something yet unexplored outside this preliminary review.

If I choose to work inefficiently, it means I leave something more interesting unexplored, which is a great motivator.

As they started engaging with his ideas, he had already moved on to something else -- a new unexplored area where he was again the pioneer!

(On a cynical note, perhaps this interest has something to do with an unexplored genre equaling opportunity for a new viable niche in the art market.

Then it will be possible to exploit the potential of molecular models to predict new experimental results, something that is still largely unexplored.

But the purpose of this study was not to let mothers express ambivalence towards motherhood, but to provide a space for mothers who actually have "the wish to undo motherhood", something that Donath describes as an "unexplored maternal experience".

Activision may be on to something in the sense that a latent, unexplored soldier fantasy probably lurks in the psyche of recent generations of American men.

Burberry is one of the world's oldest name brands, started by Thomas Burberry in 1856, when vast parts of the globe still lay unexplored and European travelers needed something dry to wear.

Ingeborg Day, as herself, writes with the same crystalline care as she did in "Nine and a Half Weeks," and yet there's something muffled, a sense of meanings left unexplored.