Sentence examples for research unearthed from inspiring English sources

The research unearthed many acts of bravery and compassion amid the horror.

It's all in Prager's book: His research unearthed Kati, those aunts and uncles.

Mokofeng's research unearthed a range of photographs of urban, metropolitan subjects, who controlled their own image in front of the camera.

The Nickelodeon team dreamed up the Kids Choice Awardss after their research unearthed a hard-to-ignore fact: children want their opinions to be heard.

Although the city is a seemingly chaotic frenzy of ad hoc urbanism, their research unearthed the obscure LSPD Regulation 15, which defines the city-wide setback rule – the distance every development must step back from its legal boundary.

Mr. Shapiro's research unearthed a 1952 mention in the journal Ethics, which referred to Professor Alvin Hansen's "famous TINSTAAFL formula -- 'There is no such thing as a free lunch.' " Justin Kaplan, the general editor of Bartlett's, reacted with equanimity toward his new competitor.

I did a ton of research, unearthing documents that were archived and not easy to find.

The number of books that will be available on a Web site and by CD-ROM is comparatively small, between 393 and 443, depending on what titles the bibliographic research unearths, said Robert D. McChesney, the temporary editor of the Afghanistan Digital Library project and a professor of Middle Eastern studies at New York University.

This type of research unearths what consumers find stimulating, but what exactly can be done with it?

Did this "research" unearth any problems that were not related to decades of systemic underfunding of public schools, as opposed to the billions that would now be pouring into charter coffers to elated investors?

To be clear: most of these bugs are the result of days/weeks of research — they're not something the researchers unearthed in their 30 minute demo window.