Sentence examples for dramatic discovery from inspiring English sources

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.

Meanwhile, this dramatic discovery of the MRI "tennis" technique suggests future directions not only for diagnostic testing, but also for hi-tech communication solutions for people seriously incapacitated by brain injury.

Their most dramatic discovery is a manuscript in Rebecca's own hand, a letter to the future that reveals her to be a different creature entirely from the bad witch described by Maxim -- and by du Maurier.

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.

As we follow a troupe of actors touring a geriatric sex comedy (winkingly called Nothing On) through flyblown regional theatres, observing from a variety of angles as the on-stage action is overwhelmed by real-life pratfalls, it becomes less a voyage of dramatic discovery than a penitential progress.

Subtle but dramatic discoveries are being made.

How Two Geologists' Dramatic Discoveries Changed Our Understanding of the Evolutionary Path to Modern Humans By Carl C. Swisher III, Garniss H. Curtis and Roger Lewin Illustrated.

While some of the productivity increase reflects the impact of dramatic discoveries, much of it has been due to small, incremental changes.

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

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