Sentence examples for shattering discovery from inspiring English sources

It is a modestly shattering discovery, one that alters our view of the twentieth century's musical colossus.

By Alex Ross April 25, 2017 The shattering discovery of Igor Stravinsky's 1908 work "Pogrebal'naya Pesnya," or "Funeral Song," which the New York Philharmonic performs this week, alters our view of the twentieth century's musical colossus.

In a wonderful set piece, she makes a shattering discovery about her dead husband -- through the autobiographical fiction of a student.

This shattering discovery has now cast Britain and France into chaos for a week, with London's dysfunctional Heathrow airport leading British claims to be officially designated a third-world nation.

While this is not a shattering discovery, it lends an empirical component to what many creative people have known intuitively.

But beyond that earth-shattering discovery, we found that many of the new products the company was launching on almost a daily basis weren't doing nearly as well.

When you make an earth-shattering discovery, it's very tempting to rush straight into your boss's office, waving your results triumphantly in the air.

Then in 1983 coincidentally the year that Barry Marshall made his medicine-shattering discovery about ulcers–Harald zur Hausen of the German Cancer Research Center in Heidelberg proved that human papilloma virus could cause cervical cancer.

Rubin was world-famous in her field, best known for her earth-shattering discovery of the evidence for dark matter. .

This was an earth-shattering discovery for Papadakis, who discarded the rest of his drawing and painting supplies and started making works exclusively with a magnifying glass.

This is not an earth-shattering discovery but the paper is interesting, has valuable biological implications, and will attract the reader's attention to a remarkable phenomenon.