Sentence examples for brilliant discovery from inspiring English sources

"Groundbreaking, innovative or even brilliant discovery does not by itself satisfy the criteria" for patent eligibility, he said.

Santa, baby, next year please: can we get Arthur Kopit's brilliant "Discovery of America" on the boards?

To a skinny high school kid in biology class, "Anthrax" seemed like a brilliant discovery, the last word in deathlike rock 'n' roll handles.

"It's a foolish thing to tell a research person what the problem is — you'll get the answer to that problem and miss a brilliant discovery in the process," he said.

The justices conceded that Myriad had "found an important and useful gene, but groundbreaking, innovative, or even brilliant discovery does not by itself satisfy" the patent law's requirements for "new and useful… composition of matter".

Our daughter, Sarah, used to build houses with the sugar cubes and feed crumbs to the birds while Andy and I listened to the birds and congratulated ourselves on our brilliant discovery.

There were many more brilliant discoveries like that.

His brilliant discoveries met with opposition, however, often bitter and personal, from some other scholars.

Among élite scientists, it was usually considered gauche to be obsessed with anything so tangible or immediate; brilliant discoveries were supposed to percolate.

Ramanujan, whose formal training was as limited as his life was short, burst upon the mathematical scene with a series of brilliant discoveries.

Because Einstein was a legitimate scientist who made brilliant discoveries, some may not think he should be classified as a celebrity.