Sentence examples for very uncharted from inspiring English sources

"It's very uncharted territory," said Lewis D. Lowenfels, a securities lawyer in New York.

"We went into this with our eyes wide open, but I also knew we were going into very uncharted territory.

That part of it was most exciting: being accepted in there and watching this thing come together, which is very uncharted territory, I think, in terms of television comedy.

"KCET is in very uncharted waters, so it's not surprising to me to see that they're experiencing some struggles," said Alan Stavitsky, dean of the Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno, who has written extensively about public television.

Then I became a staff writer at The New Yorker, which is like being in very large, uncharted territory.

Yet for our interviewees this was very much uncharted territory; they seemed to be describing to us the discovery, rather than recovery of a sense of self that would enable them to live in both internal and external worlds.

In our current hyper-connected age, there are very few heretofore uncharted spaces left in the extreme metal atlas.

Given the nature of this case, it's understandable why County Judge Michael Tinney admitted yesterday in Court that he was "very much in uncharted waters".

This really is uncharted territory.

An independent Scotland would be forced to adopt new currency arrangements that would be a "very deep dive into uncharted waters", George Osborne warned today.

The very first scene in Uncharted 2 came on the screen, and I was literally stunned into a moment of cognitive dissonance.