Sentence examples similar to taste for discovery from inspiring English sources

"Mexico is for discovery".

Mr. Townsend has a knack for discovery.

The fuel for discovery is art history.

He is ripe for discovery.

For discovery.

It's thumping the drum for discovery.

It would have been perfect for Discovery.

But the McMiramaxing (to quote Peter Biskind) of the foreign-language market arguably narrowed tastes and reduced scope for discoveries.

Lean's Lawrence is a man disconcerted by his personal discoveries in the desert: his boyish taste for dressing up and his instinct for sadomasochistic punishment.

So long as we are alive, no discovery, however penetrating or demystifying, will dull our taste for the ineffable, unknowable source of our joy, and of our seeking, and our life.

My taste for camp cinema is obvious; I love John Waters, whose work was one of the most important discoveries I made while in Nice.