Sentence examples for discovery of what from inspiring English sources

He returned, excited by his discovery of what lay around the corner, on Nostrand Avenue.

This discovery of what might thrill us in domestic circumstances should also be credited to Collins.

This hypothesis was confirmed by the discovery of what came to be known as the F1F0ATPase.

At first this was merely curiosity, awakened by the discovery of what appeared to be a new species of being.

And that led to the discovery of what I call ant slavery, which is what I'm working on now.

Link's discovery of what he called the "magic and mystery of the train at night" led to an obsession.

After Clinton was elected, Bossie joined Citizens United as a researcher, which eventually led him to the early discovery of what became the Whitewater real estate scandal.

Her short-lived discovery of what it means to love is all the more moving for being wrested out of oblivion.

Just a few months after the deal closed, the discovery of what proved to be a huge earnings fraud at CUC sent the company into a tailspin.

Gordon-Reed's description of James Hemings's life in Paris brought to mind James Baldwin's essay "The Discovery of What it Means to be an American".

"What started as commiseration became companionship," Ms. Leib said, "and the discovery of what we were missing all along" — each other.