Sentence examples for unexplored subject from inspiring English sources

Be it in the form of a class in an unexplored subject or P.E.

There is a too brief account of company lunchrooms that suggests a rich and unexplored subject.

WHEN Joey Tabaco of Ronkonkoma was growing up in his native Queens, his Filipino roots remained a largely unexplored subject.

Obviously, it's not exactly an unexplored subject, but Keynes is one of those pesky fellows who simply won't go away, despite the best efforts of Rick Perry and many other conservatives to consign him to history.

"It's generally an unexplored subject," said Mr. Cretton, who singled out for praise Season 4 of the former HBO series "The Wire," which featured foster and homeless characters in the Baltimore public schools.

However, the mechanical behavior of biodegradable materials during its degradation, which is an important aspect of the design of these biodegradable devices, is still an unexplored subject.

He must have caught the alarmed look in my eyes, for he added, more softly, "There are many worthwhile unexplored subjects in modern art".

He must have caught the alarmed look in my eyes, for he added, more softly, "There are many worth-while unexplored subjects in modern art".

She was a risk taker and lived life fully - moped riding, skinny dipping in her cold Berkshire pond, taking college courses through her 80's in previously unexplored subjects.

Another relatively unexplored topic, Detroit's vibrant human landscape, is the subject of "Mobile Homestead," a feature-length video installation by the artist Mike Kelley that will be screened May 16 through 20 as part of the Whitney Biennial.

Apart from that, however, I don't much seek out books about Brooklyn; I'm more turned on by what Brooklyn grain I detect (or imagine I detect) in the voices of certain Brooklyn-born writers who leave the place largely unexplored as a subject: Robert Stone, Gilbert Sorrentino, Maurice Sendak.