Sentence examples for undiscovered ideas from inspiring English sources

Tom Siegfried, the science editor of The Dallas Morning News, doesn't explain just how the poet derived his cosmological theory, but in his new book, "Strange Matters: Undiscovered Ideas at the Frontiers of Space and Time" (Joseph Henry Press), he argues that the history of astrophysics is littered with such "prediscoveries," or "instances of theoretical anticipation".

The firm is taking the money it makes from the deal, which teaches the Indians how to make something it has been making for years, and investing it in research on undiscovered ideas for the future.

And it hit me: Today's youth has only to get online to become one million percent familiar with every body part, every secret, every intimate idea -- every undiscovered thought...is there any territory that is not immediately open for discussion?

It's such a romantic thought: that there exist out there, like undiscovered desert islands, ideas we have never even conceived of.

In those conversations, they discussed inventions they could work on together and called it their "Juicy B list" — hence the company name — as it had juicy ideas for undiscovered products, like the "B" side of a record has undiscovered tracks.

"Through our partnership with Marmalade we hope to translate this DIY quality into print, and hand the reins over to undiscovered creatives with fresh ideas". The magazine is also going to hunt for journalists, photographers, stylists and illustrators to produce three reportage pieces, profiles and a featured interview for its March issue.

Obviously, in this case, there is no risk of the local cooperative's ideas remaining undiscovered in the ranks of the Deltawind volunteers.

In an age when art prices have gone into orbit, it is scarcely surprising that galleries and collectors leap enthusiastically on the idea of undiscovered treasures by great names.

The idea of undiscovered underwater cities isn't as far-fetched as you might think.

But while the very idea of the existence of undiscovered manuscripts ("On Second Thought, Lower That Roof Beam, Carpenters"?) may quicken the pulse of book-besotted readers, the best way for a novelist to celebrate books is to write a good one.

Yes, but it's the undiscovered talents and culture-shifting ideas that will be found through reinvention.