Sentence examples for it could be discovered from inspiring English sources

If only it could be discovered and the books prised out of Turkish hands, then all would be well and Hungarian honour and glory restored.

"The filmmakers wanted to include this new cinematic version of the Dark Knight in the anniversary mosaic so it could be discovered by fans".

It could be discovered in the First Amendment's right of association, the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable searches and seizures and the Fifth Amendment's guarantee against self-incrimination.

Truth, as he saw it, could be discovered only by abstract reasoning, without reliance on sense perception or observation of outside phenomena.

Steven had lived in the Middle East for many years, but hadn't done much to disguise that he was Jewish; it could be discovered by a Google search or a look at his Facebook page.

But most of the time you're by yourself with your secret, thinking about the many ways in which it could be discovered or you might accidentally let it slip.

I devoured the book in about three hours and returned it to the shelf before I could be discovered reading it.

Having briefly considered a return to the site to search for anything worth keeping, Ms. Heiss said, "it occurred to me that I could be discovered and — who knows? — killed".

Ten graves have been found so far, but he said it was possible that more could be discovered as security forces continue to search.

So even if the true theory of human good could be discovered, it would offend the dignity and sense of responsibility of individual persons for some agency of society to preempt this individual responsibility by arranging matters so that everyone achieves human good understood a certain way to a sufficiently high degree.

"It would be fantastic if anything could be discovered".