Sentence examples similar to defies discovery from inspiring English sources
Scientists concede that other creatures, perhaps even larger and stranger than the monstrous Architeuthis, may continue to defy discovery in their vast watery refuges.
The cells have long defied discovery because they are very hard to distinguish from other cells and because they hide out in special sites, which are only now being identified.
Roscioli — who has played the role, on Broadway combined with the road, more times than any other actress — has such acute antennae for the insecurities and anger of one who's grown up with reject status that Elphaba's suffering becomes far more embraceable: This affinity gives the character's liberating anthem of self-discovery, "Defying Gravity," an extra injection of energy and meaning.
Kazan's best work truly deserves re-discovery, since for the most part it defies dated-ness.
"Yet it's been possible for giant squids to elude even highly motivated scientists". Unlike terrestrial habitats, the seas teem with a seemingly endless array of creatures, some so bizarre that years after their discovery they defy classification even into phyla, the principal groups for related types of life forms.
One branch leads to the "classified documents" on Deutch's computer while the other tracks the official response to the discovery, a complex, detailed account of who said what to whom that defies easy summary or firm judgment.
Their discovery was also the world's discovery, and the film conveys the sense of a world out of joint, a total catastrophe that defies comprehension and seems like a sort of ubiquitous madness, even as its careful industrial organization becomes all the clearer.
It defies easy description.
But this defies credibility.
