Sentence examples for scholarly discovery from inspiring English sources

Smith was soon reading it better than anyone else, and in 1872, in a now famous moment of scholarly discovery, he decoded the story of a flood very much like the biblical account of Noah and became so excited he began undressing.

And there are other kinds of drama at work in the show as a whole, adventures of scholarly discovery, sparked partly by a second painting, a smallish horizontal picture in two different-size parts attached to the bottom of the "Magi" panel.

While still at work on Hegel und der Staat in 1913, Rosenzweig made a scholarly discovery which led him and scholars of German Idealism after him to rethink the origins of German Idealism, and which at once precipitated a controversy in the field that continues to this day.

Just as advances in technology are changing how we deliver education, this same evolution is accelerating the rate and accuracy of scholarly discovery.

Scholarly discoveries turned up.

Scholarly discoveries have appeared on the market as well.

She maintains a Web site, harrybertoia.org, that tracks scholarly discoveries about her father, who died in 1978 at 63.

In addition to 19th-century drawings, like a rare black chalk rendering Monet executed of his future wife, Camille Doncieux, in 1865, there are also several scholarly discoveries.

The catalogs are terse, and the showrooms tend to look shabby, suggesting that bargains and scholarly discoveries lurk in the dusty corners.

This Purifoy assemblage is just one of a number of scholarly discoveries being made during the preparation of "Pacific Standard Time," a set of exhibitions in and about Southern California opening in the fall of 2011.

Metzger simply claimed about the latter that such illogical, spontaneous thought is still at work and produces the most wonderful (scholarly) discoveries (Chimisso, 2000: 50).