Sentence examples for undiscovered sense from inspiring English sources

How could any extremist preacher guess that Buckinghamshire would be fertile ground, not just for disaffected youth, but for disaffected youth with an undiscovered sense of purpose?

My goal was to find a Roman villa that lies in the middle of some woods relatively undiscovered (in the sense that nobody has thrown up a fence and started charging exorbitant entry fees to look at some rubbish illustrations).

He was a bit of an undiscovered talent in that sense.

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At a time when Spotify has seen some high-profile musicians shun its platform, turning to undiscovered talent makes a lot of sense.

But the work remains at once opaque and literal, never liberating us from the uneasy sense that a particular meaning lurks, undiscovered.

("Phoebus discovered — one of the great undiscovered discoveries of our time — that consumers need to feel a sense of sin," Pynchon writes).

But that randomness is all part of the Fall for Dance experience, the sense that at any moment you might come across an undiscovered treasure.

But Boston's planetarium, whose director is David Rabkin, is remarkable, particularly in its first show, "Undiscovered Worlds: The Search Beyond Our Sun," for never forgetting that we begin to make sense of the ethereal by keeping our feet on the ground.

Like many amateur folklorists who went trawling the South for undiscovered performers during the first half of the twentieth century, Cohen was craving a more multidimensional sense of how the music he prized functioned in context.

The identified QTL explain ∼59 and 47% of the narrow sense and broad sense heritability, respectively (Table S4), suggesting that several additional causative alleles remain undiscovered.