Sentence examples for discovers a reason from inspiring English sources

When Marlowe discovers a reason to go on living — and, presumably, eating people like you and me — it's weirdly impossible not to root for him.

It wasn't until the local police had arrived at their office, taken a report, and left that Mrs. Wortman turned to the mail — only to discover a reason to summon them again.

(We never discover a reason for Elyria's departure beyond her pervasive sense of life-bereavement — her feeling that "nothing is clear or easy to me anymore" — and her wish to leave the "concrete wasps' nest" of the city).

And when he described what it would be like living in a Tory Britain outside the EU, it felt as if he he might have had his own Bush moment and discovered a reason for engaging in this campaign.

I would have done anything to make sure these kids discovered a reason to keep hope alive this holiday.

He recalls a story he created as a child (complete with cartoonish drawings projected on a screen), a retelling of the Bible in which an autobiographical boy he calls "all gay and queeny" meets Cain and Abel, and discovers a new reason for the fratricide.

In the episode, after Lisa becomes the target of a female bully named Francine, she discovers a scientific reason as to why bullies pick on nerds and demonstrates her findings at a science conference.

American democracy was thus a providential fact; North America was discovered for a reason — "as if God had held it in reserve and it had only just emerged from beneath the waters of the flood".

And it was here that I discovered a good reason for taking a guided tour.

And Labour strategists have discovered a new reason to oppose PR.

But in the protest movement against shale gas, many young Indigenous people have discovered a new reason for hope.