Sentence examples for dramatic find from inspiring English sources

That was the initial age ascribed to Mungo Lady, a dramatic find in itself, which Prof Bowles described as like being confronted with "the very presence of humanity itself".

Volunteers are assisting in the dig; one of them, Gerhardt (Gary) Wuest, a butcher originally from Germany, makes a dramatic find: A quartz projectile point of a type called Lamoka, which archeologists have dated to about 2100 B.C. Mentions a rooster that has taken up residence in the yard.

Sometimes the evidence for a dramatic find lies right in plain sight.

The skull of Sahelanthropus tchadensis, nicknamed Toumai, was a dramatic find, offering the first glimpse of a primate alive at the dawn of humankind.

The most dramatic find came in 1997, when a team member spotted fragments of a skull on a slope near the village of Bouri.

It's quite likely, based on the research that Dietler and others have done, that this area will not yield a dramatic find.

On the other hand, the absence of dramatic finds is no indication that the inspections have been futile.

The person who made the most dramatic finds and the most radical interpretations was Gideon Mantell, a doctor from Lewes.

Other dramatic finds of dinosaur nests include theropod dinosaurs (Oviraptor and Troodon) that apparently died while brooding their nests, and abundant nests of the early ceratopsian dinosaur Protoceratops.

In the European Middle Ages the people's delight in the visual and dramatic found an outlet in various ritual practices that came to be associated with the feast.

If the cerebral and the dramatic found common ground in Mr. Sheng's Bach and Schubert, the prevailing passion in his Chopin, to which he devoted the second half of his program, was impetuousness.