Sentence examples for genuine discovery from inspiring English sources

"A genuine discovery," writes Roger Ebert.

They had to be genuine discovery plays and schedulable".

His old cynicism seemed overtaken by a genuine discovery.

It was a genuine discovery for me when I was doing the Palestra building opposite.

And Ms. Nixon is enchanting throughout, lending the fresh air of genuine discovery to each of Lily's philosophical aperçus.

"A genuine discovery for everyone," is how violinist Matthew Trusler describes William Mathias's Violin Concerto, a work that for some years has languished in comparative obscurity.

Lubezki and Cuaron find riveting images and cameos, perhaps genuine discoveries from their location work on the road: an old lady does a jigging little dance in the kitchen of her bar, and a placid village festival queen, dressed like a bride, smiles at passers-by while her neighbours solicit pious donations.

Just as our beliefs about empirical matters can be mistaken in any given case, and we can make genuine discoveries about empirical reality, just so with rationality.

While there may be genuine discoveries of valid arguments that we had not previously recognised as such, it is another thing entirely to think that these discoveries require empirical investigation.

This means that while we have become somewhat inured to news of the latest technological advances, the currency of genuine new discovery has never been worth more.

He's the first scientist in our modernized world to have made a genuine medical discovery, patent it, take it through clinical trials, and get it approved without the help of PhRMA [the body which represents major pharmaceutical companies].