Sentence examples for not having discovered from inspiring English sources

"There was me as a kid going: 'Why does nothing happen in life like it does in books?' And actually there is all this stuff going on and nobody tells you," he says, gleefully, recounting stories of his bookish childhood when he'd climb drainpipes because that was what kids did in the stories he read, and felt "a failure for not having discovered something with my chemistry set".

But the majority of the unaffiliated are not secular and may not have discovered a new community.

If I hadn't had to learn them for the SAT, I might not have discovered them in the first place.

Even if Mr. Eddy had been able to review the full F.B.I. case file, it is possible he would not have discovered the tapes.

Marco Polo, best known for the noodles he may or may not have discovered in China, also found a sophisticated salt industry there.

Woods could not have discovered a less forgiving place than Oakmont at which to re-engage with competitive golf, which he would know only too well.

Boswell, like those who self-track today with far fancier modern means than pen and parchment, may not have discovered who he was but perhaps did discover who he was not.

Had it not been for one of the latter, who in high school nudged me toward an anthology of Beat literature, I would not have discovered "Howl" until college.

He might not have discovered the magnitude of the problems had he stayed.

As a matter of fact, they could not have discovered anything else.

Without wide experience of sport in school many elite athletes would not have discovered their talent, they add.