Sentence examples for only be discovered from inspiring English sources

Chronic subdural hematomas expand very slowly and may only be discovered because of seizures, dementia, or other neurological signs.

Often such effects are, and indeed can only be, discovered after a drug has been used in humans for some time.

In retrospect, I see it's logical, given that the "holy" could now only be discovered in the commonplace, that Chhotomama should have been singing of "the stream of joy" in the bathroom, in neighbourliness to the toilet he'd just departed.

It was his most important statement of spirituality, a "symbolic representation of humanity's search for peace that can only be discovered through religious feeling, collectively and personally," the Beethoven scholar Lewis Lockwood wrote.

Accordingly, legislation and law codes can, at most, give mere verbal expression to a body of existing law whose meaning and content can only be discovered by careful historical investigations.

This characteristic can only be discovered theoretically by calculating the total energy of different-sized rings and of other patterns and determining after much computation that the ring of eight has the lowest energy of all.

That archive has not only been discovered, it was published this year by Shaban Sinani, director of the National Archives in Tirana.

They died sometime in October but their remains have only been discovered now, threading the route to a well that some were only a short distance from reaching.

Many of its people until recently lived in isolated small groups in the highlands, only being "discovered" by the outside world in the mid-20th century.

It has only been discovered now, using what is hardly a comet-watcher -- the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory, otherwise known as the Soho spacecraft.

It has only been discovered very recently that there are two main features of brain maturation that happen to coincide with puberty.