Sentence examples for discovering it all from inspiring English sources
One of the perennial glories of British journalism is the capacity to take old news and give it new life by discovering it all over again.
Then for something utterly, exhilaratingly different came Beethoven's Emperor Concerto, played with such astonishing freshness, clarity and unfussy poetry by Nelson Freire, that it seemed as if he and we in the audience were discovering it all over again.
To discover it, all you have to do is ask your daughter what she loves to do.
"I've been watching the current run of Doctor Who with my son and have discovered it all over again.
I got a coffee and a powdered doughnut, like a regular day, and that's when I discovered it all on the front porch, as it were.
This was one of the bits of Paris he wouldn't forget because he and Clementine had discovered it all by themselves, without (it seemed) the help of know-all parents and tourist guides.
"It comes to those who discover it, all round the world, as a dismaying shock, to realize that continuation of the weapons race and of cold and hot warring are motivated only by intramural party fears of local political disasters," Fuller wrote last spring.
Why visit a villa when you could create your own in the school grounds, bury it under a foot of turf, complete with foundation stones laid out in quadrants, hide a bunch of pottery and jewels in the ground, including some genuine Roman artefacts borrowed from archaeologists, and get the children to "discover" it all in a dig?
Instead, Lisbon let me discover it, and all its idiosyncrasies, as the days went on and I wondered its narrow alleyways and climbed its many many hills.
