Sentence examples for dramatic discoveries from inspiring English sources

Subtle but dramatic discoveries are being made.

Newtonian theory was also employed in much more dramatic discoveries that captivated the imagination of a broad and varied audience.

The Italian study sprang out of some recent, and dramatic, discoveries about the complex brain circuitry implicated in addiction.

One of his most dramatic discoveries (1946) was the 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old god of tombVirú River valley of coAitapaecru.

One of his most dramatic discoveries, royal tombs dating from about 2700 bc, disclosed the practice of the sacrificial burial of a deceased king's personal retinue.

Weather — the actual experience of it, not the forecast — is one of the more dramatic discoveries to come with a slower pace of life.

Mr. Rosoff said the Degas was his most dramatic discovery in 18 years in the business.

Perhaps paradoxically, the effect of this dramatic discovery was to alienate mathematicians from the whole debate.

But now an even more dramatic discovery indicates that the universe is expanding all right, but a mysterious, unknown force may be speeding it up.

The dramatic discovery on Monday night of 12 boys and their football coach who were missing inside a cave in Thailand has captivated the world.

The incumbent appeared to be on course to overtake McGowan due to her clear majority among postal votes, until the dramatic discovery of 1,003 uncounted votes for McGowan.