Sentence examples for discovery sometimes from inspiring English sources

Discovery sometimes merely requires attentive scrutiny.

It's like a discovery; sometimes it comes very late".

Afterwards, he washes their bodies (victims of strangulation, we learn, often defecate upon their death) and leaves them posed for their discovery, sometimes even painting their nails.

By Richard Brody August 21, 2012 The joy of criticism is discovery — sometimes it's the arrival of a wonderful new film, sometimes the revelation of new wonders in one that's already familiar, and sometimes the excavation of something from the past that turns out to be a buried treasure.

To bargain for the access to early discovery, sometimes pharmaceutical companies are willing to share the IP.

Moreover, researchers working on lead compound identification and discovery sometimes tend to report their results using their own arbitrarily assigned abbreviations, further aggravating the proliferation of chemical names.

In particular, the term "logic" of discovery is sometimes used in a narrow sense and sometimes broadly understood.

In the latter framework, the label "discovery" is sometimes used to refer just to generation and sometimes to refer to both generation and pursuit.

It has often foreshadowed real scientific discovery, and sometimes the horrific regimes it describes have been only too real.

With its sombre black-and-white covers by Irving Penn (a Liberman discovery) and sometimes effete content, it struggled to find a voice.

The story, an amusing if not especially fresh tale involving a witch and some Puritans, is principally a vehicle for the movie's meticulously detailed pictorial beauty, which turns each scene into an occasion for discovery and sometimes delight.