Some art, in contrast, is created to be "stumbled upon".
At the moment a new generation is stumbling upon his work, le Carré is still writing at something close to the top of his game.
Half the fun is stumbling upon it somewhere unexpected.
One of the pleasures of crawling about Père-Lachaise is stumbling upon the unexpected.
"ALWAYS POSITIVELY LOVE EACH OTHER," is the message written on the shirt of one of these little rascals -- who I stumbled upon at Rumi's father's house.
The wealthiest people of all are ENTJ types -- short for extroverted, intuitive, thinking, judging -- Kelesidou observes, based on an infographic she "stumbled upon" at something called the Career Assessment Site.
You also never know what you're going to stumble upon at a nine-hole golf course, which is part of the charm.
All too often real innovation is simply stumbled upon.
One important lesson I learned, which helped shape my approach to business (and to life), was one I stumbled upon while working at a department store in my late teens and early twenties.
It wasn't so much the horrifi c crime itself, but what came afterwards, that made it so extraordinary - the lack of a body, the bungling police, press and public opinion turning on Lees, then suspicion falling on her, the way the real killer was so luckily stumbled upon, and the trial, at which Lees still refused to play the role that was expected of her.
