unexplorable

He explores something that is unexplorable and he tries to define something that's indefinable in a very, very Dexter-like way.

Dexter Exclusive: In Season 6, Dexter Finds... Faith? 2011

The main differences between this world and ours are these (at a “guiding principles” level anyway, of course the differences would “really” occur as an untellable metastasization, a fractal expansion headed down an inescapable and unexplorable rabbit hole):

October 2008 2008

The main differences between this world and ours are these (at a “guiding principles” level anyway, of course the differences would “really” occur as an untellable metastasization, a fractal expansion headed down an inescapable and unexplorable rabbit hole):

I'm of two minds 2008

"We're exploring areas that have previously been regarded as unexplorable," said Dr. Marc Maurer, president of the National Federation of the Blind.

Blind Drivers Could Take The Road: National Federation Of The Blind And Virginia Tech To Unveil Prototype Car With 'Nonvisial Interfaces' 2010

"We're exploring areas that have previously been regarded as unexplorable," said Dr. Marc Maurer, president of the National Federation of the Blind.

New High-Tech Car Allows Blind To Drive 2010

The illustrations let your mind explore the unexplorable.

First Look: Sony Animation's Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs « FirstShowing.net 2008

There is an undercurrent of homosexual desire here, running perpendicular to the dominant familial dynamic, an unexplored and, in 1955, unexplorable hint that Mineo is sexually attracted to this tough father figure.

10/12: Rebel Without a Cause Ed Howard 2007

There is an undercurrent of homosexual desire here, running perpendicular to the dominant familial dynamic, an unexplored and, in 1955, unexplorable hint that Mineo is sexually attracted to this tough father figure.

Archive 2007-10-01 Ed Howard 2007

This disconnection, whose phenomena are amazing, proceeds from an unexplored, possibly an unexplorable mystery.

Modeste Mignon 2007

Sci-Fi Friday freak out over at Daily Kos (quoting NPR):One day (far off, no doubt), it may be possible to go into a laboratory on Earth, create a "seed" -- a device that could grow into a universe -- and then there would have to be a way to get that seed, on command, to safely expand into a separate, infinite, unexplorable but very real alternate universe....

12/01/2006 2006