Sentence examples for making discoveries of from inspiring English sources

The writer spent a good deal of time after that making discoveries of his own and was unable to figure out why certain people were included in the list of five thousand names and others were left out.

The bad news is that while we've been finding that out, the Russians and the Syrians and the entire planet have been making discoveries of their own — that this White House has no real desire to back up its own threats, no congressional support for doing so, no clear sense of how to sell its Middle East strategy to the public or the world, or really of what exactly that strategy should be.

"We were out with the sun each morning, everyone making discovery of some new or more wonderful aspect of Falls and Canyon," Jackson wrote.

The cyclin protein family is once such important family of proteins which consists of sequences with low sequence similarity making discovery of novel cyclins and establishing orthologous relationships amongst the cyclins, a difficult task.

Prakash's hope is that those eyes and ears will make discoveries of their own.

And beginning next spring, they will be able to make discoveries of their own.

Dr. Nirenberg switched to neurobiology, but did not make discoveries of equal distinction there.

I was drawn to Homogenic for a reason I couldn't fathom at that time, but it represented escapism, alien emotions and a route through which I could make discoveries of my own.

In the second year after Erasmus left Edinburgh, trips were often in the company of Grant, with whom Charles made discoveries of the mobile larvae of the marine bryozoan Flustra.

Our expeditions explore some of the most remote wilderness on the planet and by keeping our eyes and ears open we can often make discoveries of real importance.

That could make discovery of price fixing even more costly for companies.