Sentence examples for so to discover from inspiring English sources

So, to discover what I was missing, I rented an M8 and a 50-mm.

I was surprised — pleasantly so — to discover that the show has no buttons to press or screens that flicker.

So to discover that Millais, along with Rossetti, Madox Brown, Leighton and French coevals such as Courbet, regularly chose to work from a dummy rather than a real human body is unnerving.

It was supposed to be a historical novel about the Korean "comfort women" in Japan during World War II, and it took Lee a year or so to discover that it was really about the septuagenarian Franklin Hata, now living in America and trying to hide from his memories of the war.

So to discover now that this world of the imagination still exists, that all I need do is get behind the wheel, think of my car as my horse, and head on out onto the least traveled trails -- this still seems to me an extraordinary privilege.

So to discover that you could sail there on your own boat was a revelation, and of course I said yes to Jerome's proposal to join him on a future cruise – subject to the request from my concerned parents that I finish university first.

So to hear him discovering normal human kindness like it was some great new invention seems a little strange".

So why did it take me so long to discover this humble haven?

In the second place, it's not so easy to discover original intent because history is murky, so you wind up with equally plausible contradictory historical accounts.

He went on, "Our Chinese ancestors left us so many things, but why do we find it so difficult to discover new things?

"It was so interesting to discover Nixon was a Californian.