Sentence examples for a stunning discovery from inspiring English sources

It was a stunning discovery.

A young scientist making a stunning discovery after tumbling down a cliffside.

Stephen Brusatte, a palaeontologist at Edinburgh University, described the new find as a stunning discovery.

Along the way, he made a stunning discovery: previous editions of "On Music" had the sequence of some of the detached leaves of the scroll backward.

It had begun with one slow, arduous ascent and a stunning discovery, one that can still marvel first-time and longtime visitors alike.

Earlier in 1860, when Abraham Lincoln, the Illinois lawyer, looked at the electoral map, he made a stunning discovery: if he could win 16of the 17 northern states plus the west-ern states of California and Oregon, he'd have enough votes in the Electoral College to win the presidency.

But Tiktaalik was a truly stunning discovery because this water-loving fish bore wrists, an attribute thought to have been an innovation confined strictly to animals that had already made the transition to land.

"It's a really stunning discovery.

Professor Mitra's TED Prize is built on his stunning discovery from a 1999 experiment; he made a computer available to rural Indian children through the now famous "Hole in the Wall".

Another stunning discovery was a 1946 portrait of Frida Kahlo, cigarette in hand, seated on a New York rooftop, taken by Nickolas Muray, with whom she had carried on a romance.

This exercise, ironically, comes straight on the heels of the stunning discovery of an ancient manuscript now on display at the Barfinger Museum in Minneapolis.