Sentence examples for discovering it to be a from inspiring English sources

Johnny Storm, the Human Torch, pursues the object, discovering it to be a silvery humanoid on a flying surfboard.

Karen's journey is one of heartbreak and humiliation, triumph and tragedy as she grapples with relationships, infertility, grief and her ultimate powerlessness to stop her disease, finally accepting it and discovering it to be a hidden gift as a catalyst for positive change.

Only when I began to research the score did I discover it to be a highly stretched version of a late Brahms Intermezzo.

Dirac did not assume the positron; he discovered it to be a consequence of an equation that described the well-established electron.

For a long time California was thought to be an island; but Father Caino, a German Jesuit, discovered it to be a peninsula joining to the coast of New Mexico and the southern parts of America...

As Max Hastings has put it, "the notion of a 'special relationship' was invented for reasons of political expediency by Winston Churchill, who then became the first of many prime ministers to discover it to be a myth".

After being led to the Great Seal, SEES discovers it to be under attack by a creature called Erebus.

Angier deciphers Borden's diary and discovers it to be a fraud that Borden had Olivia give him and is further angered when the machine fails.

I was glad to have discovered My Inner Fish and found it to be a truly engaging read.

In his book "How Pleasure Works: The New Science of Why We Like What We Like," the psychologist Paul Bloom explains the idea eloquently: Everyone knows that the value of a painting shoots up if it is discovered to be by a famous artist, and plummets if it is discovered to be a fake.… Our obsession with history and context … is not snobbery or silliness.

"If in fact it means all the stolen Winston Link photos have been discovered, it's going to be a great day in photography," he said.