Sentence examples for has uncovered something from inspiring English sources

For this show, the research team has uncovered something new about "La Promenade" (1875, pictured), one of Henry Frick's few Impressionist purchases.

SINCE the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by half a point on January 3rd, speculation has kept on swirling around the idea that its chairman, Alan Greenspan, has uncovered something truly nasty in the financial system.

"The investigation into the arrests yesterday has uncovered something that is so far unique to us, and does not compare to any previous investigations we have carried out".

Make changes yourself if the discussion has uncovered something you do that bothers him.

I fear you've uncovered something about my psychology.

We all felt we had uncovered something special.

She later called from New Haven to say she had been released, but detectives had uncovered something strange: the woman had used two cellphones.

In addition to many bottles, the amateur privy diggers seem to have uncovered something else interesting: a little-known specialty in archaeology.

Whereas the Annalistes focussed mainly on the world that was lost to modernity — and, in so doing, imagined that they had uncovered something too deep ever to be lost, la France profonde — Hobsbawm, of course, addressed more recent times.

A man who had uncovered something dangerous, he was left to meet a horrible end, and none of the people who let it happen imagined that years later his demise would become an international cause célèbre and one of the most poignant reminders of the dangers of doing business in post-Communist Russia.

They ignite our sense of adventure and make us feel we've uncovered something special.