Sentence examples for sensational discovery from inspiring English sources

This sensational discovery had no impact on the price.

Then, in 1887, a sensational discovery put paid to such an inference.

The week's most sensational discovery was thus overlooked in the Sotheby's catalogue.

Strange... .. 1.23pm This is a sensational discovery from my colleague James Dart.

It was the latest "sensational" discovery recorded in "Secret Knowledge: Rediscovering the Lost Techniques of the Old Masters".

At Day & Faber of London, the "Portrait of an Oak Tree" in Ettersberger Park done in 1870 by Paul Wilhelm Tubbecke, is a sensational discovery.

Baroni made some sensational discoveries.

Nor do they hesitate to reveal their most sensational discoveries.

"Some people say there will be sensational discoveries, but I am doubtful," said Wolfgang Wippermann, a professor of history at the Free University of Berlin who studies the Nazi period.

Leading archaeologists have challenged one of the most sensational discoveries of the last century, insisting there is no proof that the man with the twisted spine found in a Leicester car park was really the last Plantagenet, Richard III.

The Stone Age has been described and studied throughout the world; among the most sensational discoveries are those of L.S.B. Leakey, who found stone tools and skeletal remains of early man dating back 2,000,000 years in the Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania.