Sentence examples similar to Chance upon something novel from inspiring English sources

When someone manages to chance upon something new, I want to be part of it".

The time-honoured conceit of kids who chance upon something they keep secret from the adults goes back to ET and Whistle Down the Wind.

In the fashionable Omotesando district of Tokyo they chance upon something so new they scarcely believe it's real: a shop that encourages you to smoke.

My hope is always that, by disorienting myself thoroughly in space, I'll stumble out of time and chance upon something I didn't know I was looking for.

By spreading energy among multiple projects, you increase the chances of discovering something novel and exciting.

They seemed to be embracing chance and danger to create something novel – and reveal something true.

This development can be understood as something novel and innovative.

This means the days of flicking and accidentally chancing upon something like Being Human, or In the Flesh, or a surprisingly incisive documentary about young people and mental health, for example, will be gone.

I feel really blessed to have chanced upon something that touches people's lives.

(And they will sure need something novel to stand any chance of being heard in such a noisy space).

Learn something that requires sustained effort; do something novel.