It's the unknown that promises to expose my kids to too much information, too much access and too many opportunities to interact with people I don't want them to interact with.
In a border state like Arizona, this history is not unknown; the promise of reform and the promise of enforcement are each viewed with a certain amount of skepticism.
Cosey sheepishly confessed to the source of his paper with the T. Edmonds watermark but attributed the actual excision of the pages to his crony Gallagher, whereabouts then unknown, and promised that he would not again use the library as a source of supply.
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It's a taste of the unknown, a promise of adventure, waiting for you out there where it's all happening.
The mechanism of remote organ injury in this model is unknown; its unravelling promises to provide important new insights into the mechanisms of acute organ injury.
(Artist unknown. He promise, but lacks the brilliance shown by the great masters of the Elevated Age).
You're constantly walking into the unknown". What Was Promised is about outsiders, but then nearly all Tobias Hill's work is about outsiders.
Nasser's coup in 1952 threw all the bums out and placed power in the hands of a small group of young, unknown officers, who promised to advance the national interest as impartial technocrats.
It followed the example of often despised European countries where stability is unknown, where the promise of entropy is ever present, where baksheesh, gangsterism, clientelism, juntas of cronies are the norms – and where the quality of life is higher than Britain's.
