Sentence examples for discovery that one from inspiring English sources

You'd have thought that Anton Kruppev was an old friend of the family for whom the discovery that one of the floodlights on Hadley's garage had burnt out was something of a coup, inciting him to immediate action.

His first letdown is his discovery that one son, David, a painter, isn't living in his surprisingly shabby New York tenement apartment.

These are issues of immense weight, but none are as pressing as Power's discovery that one of her children is heading to school minus the statutory bagel.

Ganesan upends expectations: the loss of speaking Hindi isn't a tragedy and the discovery that one character, Kish, is the son of a (gasp) Spanish mother isn't shameful, at least to Kish.

There are some general questions, the exciting discovery that one of her children has Down syndrome and another is headed to Iraq (and one is a pregnant teenager, but never mind), and a lightning vetting.

The discovery that one young reporter had faked or plagiarized a large number of articles drew extensive news coverage, but the publicity outside the paper paled next to the anger and soul-searching within.

Meanwhile in Philadelphia, researchers quietly made a discovery that would one day change cancer treatment no less dramatically.

The rest of us went home with the glow of discovery that is one reason we go to film festivals in the first place.

"They offer a small discovery that may shift one's attention to an internal space, encouraging contemplation and promising restoration," explains the artist.

Actually, collaboration is an important part of music and it leads to artistic discoveries that one rarely finds on one's own.

I don't think there will be one discovery that explains allergy: there would need to be characterisation of the many different pathways that lead to allergy.