Sentence examples for nearly discovered from inspiring English sources

Thus, Freud very nearly discovered the neuron, but the way in which he presented his findings was somewhat reserved and vague.

It is a term that Mr. Headley may have come up with himself, since he has been married three times, and his plotting was nearly discovered when two of his wives separately reported him to the authorities.

He nearly discovered a miracle cure for the lung cancer of his chief resident's father, a hard-living charmer played by Billy Dee Williams with a savvy allure that makes you wonder where the actor has been.

On the return journey, Frost learned that the naval force had received no signals apart from the signal flare, and had spent much of the time hiding from a German naval patrol that had nearly discovered them.

They will probably not immediately identify with the threat posed by the patrollers who nearly discover Rosa's secret school one night.

It is currently receiving a soul-shaking revival here at the George Street Playhouse, with Richard Schiff as an inquisitive librarian who nearly discovers the meaning of life by way of an overdue book.

We'd nearly been discovered by the Border Patrol.

But what they mean for us is that home is ultimately a portable concept, something we've nearly all discovered for ourselves in our mobile lives.

For two small datasets DM230 and DM05, nearly all discovered motifs by CisFinder were also found by all other tools except for MEME-ChIP.

When I push them a bit further what I nearly always discover is that their myopic view of men has prevented them from seeing terrific men who just don't fit their failed typecast.

Of the nearly 2000 exoplanets discovered to date, only about 10 have been seen directly, because they are so faint compared with the bright stars they orbit.