Sentence examples for untrodden region from inspiring English sources

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

This is a comparatively untrodden area.

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.

Leaving Mombasa in August 1890, he led a caravan for five months along an almost untrodden route of 800 miles (1,300 km) to the advanced kingdom of Buganda.

If nothing else, writing about a new director, a discovery, a find, allows critics and journalists to stake a claim on untrodden ground.

In Mandaroon, for example, "the ways seemed untrodden, and moss was thick on the doorsteps; in the market-place huddled figures lay asleep.