Sentence examples for discovery of itself from inspiring English sources

And whatever the speeches & the placards & the causes it seems to be celebrating mainly the discovery of itself.

I'd argue that the rise of the Hollywood Western corresponds to the American dilemma of its ambivalent self-assertion on the world stage, the American discovery of itself as an unintentional world power.

And whatever the speeches & the placards & the causes, it seems to be celebrating mainly the discovery of itself There is irony in the fact that the new hero's textbook is so often Thoreau, or even Gandhi, for a crowd looks not into itself but to itself.

The country began a journey of fear and discovery of itself.

It was discovered by the English astronomer William Lassell in October 1846, only a few weeks after the discovery of Neptune itself.

Although laboratory research on CPR cannot directly be applied to clinical management, insights gained in the laboratory led to the extraordinary discovery of CPR itself by Kouwenhoven and coworkers [ 39] and, in our experience, accounted for essentially every subsequent major advance in the field, including that in adverse effects of automated defibrillation [ 40].

And the discovery of oil is itself almost a guarantee of conflict.

Yet the discovery of debris in itself moves the world no closer to understanding what happened aboard MH370.

In the closing decades of the 20th century, however, the country's literature began the discovery of differences within itself: regional, cultural, and ethnic.

This recasting of Schulze's results was possible only because no further discovery of the animal itself was reported for over 70 years.

By way of example, the University of Sheffield's Richard Jones recently observed that IBM's role in applying the principle of giant magnetoresistance to hard drives was as significant as the publicly funded discovery of the principle itself.