Sentence examples for something to discover from inspiring English sources

"There's always something to discover," Professor Frischer said.

There is always something to discover amid the cacophony of shows, and this year is no exception.

I had experienced other food epiphanies in my own front-yard farm, and I knew that there was something to discover by spending time working on coffee farms.

"I always treated them as friends," Ms. Piaggi said of the clothes, "and that there was something to discover: an attitude, a feeling, a definition of the moment".

"I always treated them as friends and that there was something to discover — an attitude, a feeling, a definition of the moment," says Ms. Piaggi, giving credit to the Australian-born collector Vern Lambert, with whom she would scout British country house sales ("very cold houses of very rich people").

You always have something to discover and it keeps you curious… Yes, if I had only lived in Italy I would perhaps have a stronger sense of being Italian".

As a conductor, there's always something new to discover or something different to try: a new tempo, some different phrasing or articulation, a different orchestral sound.

There's always something new to explore and something interesting to discover.

We're looking around, and we're feeling the heat, and we're frustrated, and we want to do something"., only to discover that you are doing something.

There's always something more to discover.

And now promenaders have something new to discover.