Sentence examples for discovered for themselves from inspiring English sources
Part of that magic was the gallery's gift of convincing people it was a secret treasure they had discovered for themselves, and its admirers have shown themselves fiercely protective of its eccentricities.
If the judges had listened to the SENS Challenge submitters' unanimous chorus of accusations of deception and misrepresentation they would have discovered for themselves Aubrey de Grey's obvious misconduct.
This week, after being put off by the relentless and doctrinaire sweetness of "Paddington 2," I'm highlighting five movies that my own daughters loved when they were young — not the ones that they discovered for themselves but the ones that we introduced them to and which they watched, loved, and asked to watch again (and again).
Mr. Holmer said the report confirmed what many patients had discovered for themselves, that "prescription medicines are the best value in health care today, allowing patients to stay out of the hospital, off the surgery table, on the job and in the home".
This week, after being put off by the relentless and doctrinaire sweetness of "Paddington 2," I'm highlighting five movies that my own daughters loved when they were young not the ones that they discovered for themselves but the ones that we introduced them to and which they watched, loved, and asked to watch again (and again).
Football can also be a force for good here, as England discovered for themselves when they paid a visit to one of Rio's disadvantaged communities to see the work done by the Sport Relief-funded Bola Pra Frente project.
Participants should be led to discover for themselves: do not force ideas.
So I needed something the kids could grab, take home, and discover for themselves.
Bell feels this is part of the fun for gardeners, discovering for themselves what works.
Young filmmakers taking Pialat as an influence are following him down a path that they should discover for themselves.
By example, the case allows students to discover for themselves the scaffolding behind an apparently "inevitable" positive outcome.
