Sentence examples for own discovery from inspiring English sources

My own discovery of this tale was serendipitous.

Oddly enough, Usher posted his own discovery on April 12th, the same day Price announced his.

Its existence is a sign that the laws of physics mandate their own discovery.

Myriad's own discovery — like any in science — used technologies and ideas that were developed by others.

Thus, the teacher became not a transmitter of knowledge but a guide to the child's own discovery of the world.

Marx admitted, however, that this was not his own discovery; the "bourgeois" historians, such as Vico, had anticipated him.

And now that woman can join the circle of shared exclusivity that regards Mr. Lonergan as its own discovery.

"Some people talk about search engine optimization — making sure that your Web content is well-formed and can be found easily — but Wikipedia is its own discovery mechanism".

In his narration, it's apparent that he is also character in these stories, as they are about his own discovery of people and places.

Shaken by his own discovery, Pawel said he spent weeks of cloistered and tortured reflection but was finally overcome by a strong desire to become Jewish, even Orthodox.

It means that for at least the next decade, Americans will be relegated to a minor role in following up on their own discovery.