Sentence examples for discovery itself from inspiring English sources

Though the minds and hands behind the research are acknowledged, the real story is the discovery itself and its place in the jigsaw of human understanding.

"We're submitting that discovery itself violates the Constitution" in the context of this case, he said, by intruding on the president's "core functions" of seeking advice and developing legislation.

Serendipity, perhaps, but as Scott Berkun reminds us in his bestselling book, The Myths of Innovation, it's what people do with the chance encounter that matters, not the chance discovery itself.

Sherwin Nuland's book is meant to be a history of this discovery (it's part of a series called "Great Discoveries"), but its punchiest plot is not so much the discovery itself as the intense response to it.

Mr Hardcastle also wrongly states that the discovery itself was made by 'white, male American' scientists, when in fact the study was conducted by a diverse group of researchers from around the world...

As Simon Garfield explains in On the Map, his rollick through the history of western map-making, the Vinland map indicated not only that there was "European knowledge of Norse sailings to North America some 50 years before Columbus", but also that, "according to an explanation on the map... the discovery itself had occurred between 985 and 1001".

It not only disseminated abstruse ideas, but even prompted discoveries itself.

It's not clear, but it seems likely 23andMe might use the data it has collected to make new discoveries itself.

Another civilizing influence on Dutch Harbor has been the Discovery Channel itself.

I can't swear to retain everything, but discovery, in itself, is a pleasure.

It is here that the continuing value of Freud's discovery asserts itself.