Sentence examples for I discover again from inspiring English sources

And each semester I discover, again, that they don't.

But what I discover again and again (except in some rare instances usually with teachers who are either very well educated, very successful as actors or not American) is that it's more often about becoming a celebrity, not an artist, with the concomitant wealth and power that comes from being famous.

Perhaps it was the change of perspective, something I discovered again last December when I sat in a room at a Best Western in Gallup and gazed past truck rigs idling in a snow-dusted lot.

But I first saw it in St . Petersburg(then Leningrad), where it hangs on the second floor of the Hermitage; and there, as I discovered again on revisiting it in 1997, the daylight and the location (it hangs opposite Matisse's "Musique," in matching colors) make its qualities take off into the sublime.

And Favre will go home to discover, again, what life after football is like.

Surely then, it is neither immature taste, nor at all shameful, to discover, again, that some stories -- from "Oliver Twist" to "Toy Story 3" -- speak in a language that moves people of all ages.

All things we need to invent and discover again".

It can also be the space that allows you to discover again the focus, creativity and compassion that are easily lost in lives that are filled with too much busyness and too many distractions.

The substance of these ideas are not new -- but their popularity is, and many liberals (as I've discovered again and again in conversations with friends) have bought into them on the basis that, if marriage is simply an interpersonal relation about the love between two people, the government shouldn't regulate it at all.

If I live my life through nostalgia and what I did in the past and expect to be the new kid people have just discovered again then unfortunately I'm creating my own demise.

The garden has incredible powers of recovery, and waiting to be discovered again were the plants I have put in for the 'second coming'.