Sentence examples for having to discover from inspiring English sources
But Bedford says: "I like going to concerts and not knowing anyone and being an outsider; I enjoy having to discover things for myself.
You can feel, in "Every Day Drinking," the strain of having to discover yet another entertaining cocktail to write about, or the creaky windup for yet another whack at the wine list.
Fairy tales are enduring symbolic explorations of growing up — of a child/youth being thrust into the unknown and having to discover who they are and what choices they will make.
If anything, this article has brought to light his nature so as to spare any other man or woman from having to discover it for him/herself.
Any philosophical system that would ground the explanation of a part of nature thus "necessarily ends by having to discover conditions of the unconditioned" (Scholz, ed., 1916, p. 51).
It was incredible, and of course it's another version of really having to discover the story.
