Sentence examples for undiscovered words from inspiring English sources

The braver — and much more fun — course is to serve as your own lexicographer and shine your own light on largely undiscovered words.

I believe the orang pendek is a great ape closely related to the orang-utan – in other words an undiscovered species of ponginae.

Grove's ocean of undiscovered truth, in other words, is music as a whole which is why Beethoven spent so much time in his final years poring over the manuscripts of his elders, looking for the way back that would lead him forward.

Grove's ocean of undiscovered truth, in other words, is music as a whole — which is why Beethoven spent so much time in his final years poring over the manuscripts of his elders, looking for the way back that would lead him forward.

Facebook: #Undiscovered Twitter: @Undiscovered.

I published a book [Undiscovered].

But for two years I had carried around a ragged piece of paper on which my pal Burton Anderson, nonpareil wine writer and ferreter-out of undiscovered but excellent restaurants, had jotted two mysterious words: "Laguna" and "Cavallino".

And it was exactly like one of those old black and white movies where the glamorous actress notices the young undiscovered writer, arches her beautiful eyebrow and mouths the words meant only for him.

("Will it be Bourgueil or Menetou-Salon, my pearl?") In other words, the place is a treasure trove of undiscovered wine pleasures.

The thought that I had stumbled into a tiny, undiscovered pocket of Inuit culture, guaranteed to throw anthropologists into disarray, was too exciting for words.

There's something about Bratislava (something that I hope you can extrapolate from my words) that has gotten me excited about the potential of such a largely undiscovered and evolving city in a way that no other place really has.