Sentence examples for tale of discovery from inspiring English sources

The story of streptomycin is no ordinary tale of discovery.

Sykes recounts his tale of discovery with the drama it warrants.

It seems that everyone who loves Bruno Schulz has his own personal tale of discovery.

"I was scared," Mr. Walker, an artist and a collector, said the other day, sitting in his apartment in Chelsea, beginning a circuitous tale of discovery and stewardship.

This is a tale of discovery, not only exploring why and how we have developed as we have, but also looking at the history of our anatomical understanding.

Studies have shown that when a flavor is marketed to consumers as a specific botanical type — evocative of a place or a culture, or complete with some peculiar tale of discovery — people are more likely to enjoy it.

Some of them try to define and explain modern India, some are personal tales of discovery, and others crunch decades of history.

TOMORROW -- "Nazi Looting: Tales of Discovery" is the subject of a slide-lecture at 3 p.m. at the Heckscher Art Museum on Prime Avenue.

Stephanie Broccoum, SVP Marketing at Sperry says that the campaign has "engaged real people and asked them to share their own tales of discovery.

This is a timely tale of scientific discovery and advances in our understanding of a disease that still affects more than one in three of us at some point in our lives.

But the twisty tale of its discovery exemplifies some of the paradoxical problems that have long haunted the institution in which it was found: the Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, the Vatican Apostolic Library — or, as its present-day users affectionately call it, the Vat.