Sentence examples for untrodden area from inspiring English sources

This is a comparatively untrodden area.

As Darwin envisioned it, with the acceptance of his theory, "a grand untrodden field of inquiry will be opened" in biology and natural history.

Keats attempts this by dedicating an "untrodden region" of his mind to the worship of the neglected goddess.

Vast areas of Waimea Valley are still wild and mostly untrodden; as we rappelled down a steep trail from the ridge, bushwhacking through scratchy guinea grass and tripping over climbing vines, it became clear why the television show "Lost" and films like "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" and the sequel to "Journey to the Center of the Earth" were shot here.

But for truly untrodden Sri Lanka, foreign visitors should apply to the country's ministry of defence for permission (it seems to be a formality) to head north up the now repaired and demined A9 – once called the Highway of Blood.

For us that's where the fertile, untrodden ground is.

In that endeavour he ventured onto philosophical ground that was entirely untrodden.

In his financial plans, as in his technical ones, Mr. Shafei is taking the path untrodden.

In this case, I say bravo to Mr. Strawberry for tackling such untrodden territory on his first literary outing.

Washington was keenly aware that he was walking, as he said, "on untrodden ground".

Last year, he released "Empty Quarter," a survey of the unforgiving and largely untrodden wildernesses of Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates.