Sentence examples similar to unearth something fitting from inspiring English sources

Such was my desperation to unearth something – anything!

Neither "The Flick" nor "10 out of 12" is boring, exactly, but by dramatizing boredom they unearth something exhilarating.

But real change comes from within, and no number of collaborators can unearth something that just isn't there.

Still, a visitor to Big Brook can usually unearth something sweet to put in his Ziploc sandwich bag or Tupperware container.

The tabloids tried to unearth something on me, and couldn't because there is nothing.

Mr. Ashcroft's opponents have been sifting through his record, hoping to unearth something that might derail the confirmation.

It's also the first time Mr. Willis got a chance to unearth something beneath the groovy young hipster arrogance.

After a visit to the zoo or the garden, check out the Little Italy neighborhood around Arthur Avenue, where you can still unearth something new.

Giving your best to an unforgiving eye desperate to unearth something newsworthy can be all-consuming and exhausting without proper management.

You might unearth something that you or a friend said months and months ago that still brings a smile to your face today.

On a pilgrimage, you unearth something about yourself by discovering a new place or culture.