Sentence examples for we discover to from inspiring English sources

In "The Sewing Room," one of the new stories in the present collection, an ordinary woman discovers, to her horror, that her husband is a serial murderer, and we discover, to ours, that she can live with it.

Mansaray can at least put limbs back together; Lockheart's textbooks of neuroses and instinctive feel for human motivation are left wanting by the unfathomable cruelty of the cases he comes up against – in particular a woman named Agnes, who, having been away at a refugee camp, returns, we discover, to find that her daughter has married her husband's killer.

Al Pacino plays the leading bandit whom we discover to be a nice, neurotic Catholic boy with two wives, one female and the other male (the priest who officiated at the latter ceremony has since been struck off, like a cheating horse trainer).

Anyone we discover to be engaging in such abuse has their post removed from the site and is banned from future publication".

We develop great respect for people we consider exemplary and lose respect for those we discover to be clay-footed, and so we may try to respect only those who are truly worthy of our respect.

With this channel we have a set of information services that can provide a standard set of news feeds, and also highlight content and sites we discover, to help our employees find things they would have been hard pressed to locate on their own".

The temptation for a writer is to liken the decay we discovered to the decay we embodied.

But as George and I made our film we discovered, to our surprise, an irrepressible positivity in the city.

The kids sang "We shall overcome" - Oh yes! along the route to the square we discovered to our horror that hundreds of other kids had joined them.

We discovered to Stephen's enormous surprise that he was not only descended from Irish Catholic ancestors, but from German Lutheran ancestors as well.

This was also our first encounter with what we discovered to be a distinct Moscow character: the insistent coat check person.