Sentence examples for discovered notes from inspiring English sources

Newly discovered notes attributed to the prosecutor paint an even more sordid picture of how the case was pursued.

Recently discovered notes to an Oxford undergraduate, Eric George, aka "Jeames", show him testing, and parodying, the language of love.

Recently discovered notes by a former Tate director claim that the gallery talked itself out of a gift of up to 23 paintings from Mark Rothko in 1965, paintings that might be worth up to $1bn£630m0m).

The gang's origins trace back to 2007, when authorities discovered notes in the jail cell of Hamzy.

Indeed, a recently discovered note of Einstein's, that may have been prompted by Bohm's treatment, contains a very sketchy spin version of the EPR argument – once again pitting completeness against locality ("A coupling of distant things is excluded". Sauer 2007, p. 882).

Even Denton, speaking to the Times before Thiel's involvement was discovered, noted that: "If you're a billionaire and you don't like the coverage of you, and you don't particularly want to embroil yourself any further in a public scandal, it's a pretty smart, rational thing to fund other legal cases".

While the large size of the fossil is suggestive of sexual dimorphism, this cannot be confirmed until a male is discovered; note, however, that all fossil male nephilids are of normal, small size.

After you do that, use your musical hearing and newly discovered note lengths (that were found thanks to counting) to compose first 10 seconds of melody.

After hours of painstaking recreation, CSI style, I discovered the notes were in German.

So, into the handbag and into the purse I went, where I discovered various notes to self, detailing her plans for imminent marital bliss, without me.

In fact, I once got the opportunity to look through the Bush Theatre's "reader pile" and discovered the notes written on my first play I sent them which concluded with: "This play is, on the whole, irritating".