Sentence examples for rediscovered over from inspiring English sources

Researchers have discovered and rediscovered, over and over again, that inmates who attend vocational training or college classes are more likely to stay out of jail once they leave.

No matter what age you are, fantasy is something that can be discovered and rediscovered over generations.

Results on the cycloid were discovered and rediscovered over the next two decades by Fermat, Descartes, and Blaise Pascal in France, Evangelista Torricelli in Italy, and John Wallis and Christopher Wren in England.

This footage however survived, mislabeled either by accident or purpose, until it was rediscovered over twenty years later.

Nobody knows exactly what it was, though it has been "rediscovered" over and over, most recently as far as I know during the Civil War, when Confederate operatives wove an Al Qaeda-like plot to burn Manhattan to the ground.

4 Although he did not use the term, Gratiolet can be regarded as the originator of the concept of a cerebral torque, the notion that brain asymmetries are not simply a left right difference, but a gradient that crosses the antero-posterior (A P) axis, a phenomenon rediscovered over 125 years later.

I loved discovering and rediscovering, over and over again, that I could will my body to do something that had once seemed impossible.

That Go-playing virtual intelligence was called AlphaGo Zero, and it managed to rediscover over 3,000 years of human knowledge around the game in just 72 hours.

Once a generation, "He Hit Me (It Felt Like a Kiss)" — written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King — is rediscovered all over again.

It disappeared in 1898 and now lies who knows where, quite possibly waiting to be rediscovered all over again.

Then there is Nicholas Hytner's refreshingly restrained take on "Orpheus Descending," a work memorably rediscovered just over a decade ago here in Peter Hall's production with Vanessa Redgrave.