Sentence examples for discovery that was from inspiring English sources

That success is, in part, due to a discovery that was made four years before Patrick Bouvier Kennedy's birth.

If she lacked a degree of ultimate command, she conveyed a sense of discovery that was more exciting.

The spoon still hit something hard, and Robert peered in and noticed two incisors breaking through the soft palate, a discovery that was more curious than unpleasant.

These receive very little attention from researchers, because there would be no way to protect (and so profit from) any discovery that was made about their effectiveness.

It also supported him when he was diagnosed with lung cancer, a discovery that was only made while doctors investigated his knee problems.

It is a discovery that was first published in 2001 and raised the hopes of people with Type 1 diabetes, which usually occurs in puberty and afflicts an estimated half-million to a million Americans.

And what a discovery that is.

It was a British discovery that's now being commercialised in Britain's making sector.

"There is a sense of discovery that is totally different from all our other galleries".

The search for beta-secretase has been littered with claims of discovery that were disputed, then discarded.

Each next line is a discovery that's found as much by ear as by the drift of sense.