Sentence examples for chance rediscovery from inspiring English sources

Although this result, which is equivalent to the uniform word problem for lattices, was in the same paper as Skolem's famous contribution to Löwenheim's Theorem, it was forgotten until a chance rediscovery in the early 1990s.

At twenty inches, it was America's largest woodpecker and the biggest woodpecker in the world after the now (presumably) extinct imperial woodpecker, which lived in Mexico, and whose chances for rediscovery are even slimmer than the ivorybill's.

The opportunity for rediscovery of self is essential if any peace is to be lasting.

There is something wonderful in the student-teacher relationship — the rediscovery, the chance to have a relationship with a younger woman.

It's a chance for discovery and rediscovery, of course, but also of critical assessment and reassessment.

While scholars say the books in New York are probably not the same copies as those lost from the Frankfurt library, their rediscovery offers the chance to rebuild what one professor called "a legendary collection".

Barring Chris Johnson's sudden and miraculous rediscovery of his 2009 form, the Titans don't stand a chance.

(Stephen Holden) LEE FIELDS & THE EXPRESSIONS, SUGAR PIE DeSANTO Unlike many of the other funk and soul rediscoveries of recent years — which gave singers who'd never felt a spotlight a chance to bask in one — the revival of Lee Fields more picks up a story that had gone off course after a promising beginning.

Though Mr. Davies has a new film, "The Deep Blue Sea," opening this week, the BAMcinématek series is a chance to experience the work of a living gay director whose early movies, while not totally forgotten, are ripe for rediscovery.

Or rediscovery.

And why this rediscovery?