How To Use Rediscovery In A Sentence
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She almost died in wretched poverty, saved at the very end by a rediscovery of her work.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, LIZA!
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Today the rediscovery of the manuscripts is prompting a reappraisal of African history.
Times, Sunday Times
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The best part of his expedition had been the rediscovery of his natural passion for making things.
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They point to hand-lettered reminiscences in the margins about his digressive rediscovery of the country, which took him from washing dishes in a Sydney hotel to membership of an Aboriginal community near Darwin.
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You never know, I may one day have an hour or two to spare to work them out and shall discover they are the best thing since the rediscovery of unsliced bread.
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Among the future-piercing suggestions extolled by Mr. Shaw we may be sure that the author of Man and Superman was pleased to acknowledge Butlers prediscovery that woman is the pursuer.
Samuel Butler: Diogenes of the Victorians
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Theologically our age has been marked by a rediscovery of eschatology as more than just ‘last things.’
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Recalling that from early recorded history the sphere has represented an idealized form of the universe, it is understandable, particularly in light of the late quattrocento "rediscovery" of Plato and Plotinus, that the pearl embodied notions of perfection, unity, and purity in miniature.
Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro
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A sudden eruption in the manager of common sense on tactical deployment, a rediscovery of cohesive drive among the players, and England could yet bid convincingly for glory in the summer.
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An undestroyed copy's rediscovery was 150 years in the future from Jefferson's point of view.
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Nearly three hundred years later, the rediscovery and elaboration of these principles would make possible modern stratigraphy and geological mapping.
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The cognitive challenge Psychobiologists have reacted to the rediscovery of cognitive processes in two ways.
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The best part of his expedition had been the rediscovery of his natural passion for making things.
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The film's journey from obscurity to rediscovery is a tale in itself.
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The rediscovery of Italian bel canto opera more or less passed New York by.
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The rediscovery of india pale ale has defined the craft beer revival.
Times, Sunday Times
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The forfeiture of self-possession is indeed a condition for the narrator's rediscovery of Christian caritas, though the surrender is no less ‘terrible’ than Eliot has previously imagined it.
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A heap of marvelous music - I'd contend even "classic" music - awaits rediscovery.
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In fact, it is the rediscovery of something we have known and possessed for a long time, but have unintentionally lost.
Times, Sunday Times
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Its revival or rediscovery was especially appropriate to the Surrealist brand of pictorial egalitarianism.
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The show, which is billed as a "rediscovery" of Johnson's music, follows a 1930s Harlem mover and shaker named George, who befriends a stranger who may not be what she seems.
A Harlem Hero Gets a Tune-Up
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The researcher of these conch says rediscovery , the evidence with these stronger bead understands symbolistic thinking appear to want than what think before early.
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Pythagorean esotericism has been a constant presence in Western thought since antiquity, but it was especially in vogue during the Renaissance, thanks to the rediscovery of a poem of “self-help” maxims written around the fourth century B.C. called the Golden Verses of Pythagoras.
HERE’S LOOKING AT EUCLID
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When they were convinced that a Spanish ship had been at Tautira twice since they had departed, and that the builders of the cross had earned the respect and affection of the natives, the Britons, in their old way of fair and assertive dealing, left the cross standing after carving on the reverse in good Latin as a claim of prediscovery:
Mystic Isles of the South Seas.
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The whole process is not only a rediscovery of humane values in our society but also a reorganisation, a remotivation of the criminal justice system so it can discharge its responsibilities.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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One of the major characteristics of this Renaissance was the rediscovery of numerous Latin classics.
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In fact, it is the rediscovery of something we have known and possessed for a long time, but have unintentionally lost.
Times, Sunday Times
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But for this TU240, this is expected to be the earliest prediscovery photograph.
Arp's Phantom Jet | Universe Today
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Remember ever that painful prediscovery is better than later disappointment.
Searchlights on Health The Science of Eugenics
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This rediscovery is a good thing, extending the palette of our palates.
The Bitter Beginning
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A map assists visitors to find their own "path of rediscovery" by discovering the Aboriginal land on which they live.
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The 'rediscovery' of America by Columbus still will necessitate another 500 years to be verified scientifically.
Columbus' 'discovery' of America: the greatest hoax of all times?
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One of these interiors can now be better understood as a result of the rediscovery of four lunettes commissioned for the Sanctuary at Lansdown Tower.
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It's a word he uses a lot in his almost childlike rediscovery of happiness and contentment.
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The essay is a personal one, about life lived through cinematic markers, childhood laughter and pants-wetting (the author's brother's pants, not the author's) while watching a Mickey Mouse cartoon, a queer adolescence that highlighted choices in screenings and choices society wouldn't let him make in the hormonally-charged back row seats, and adulthood musings on the Kiwi itch to travel and New Zealand's rediscovery of herself through her own filmmaking achievements.
GreenCine Daily: New Zealand Dispatch.
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There was a revival of interest in both the organ and the carillon; in addition, the region became a centre for music education, and was especially active in the rediscovery of early music.
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The show's third season is on DVD for the first time, ripe for rediscovery in the crowded DVD market.
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Emotions, and their rediscovery, are not about a new continent nor are they about any real "discovery" for which we would plant a flag, name a holiday or dedicate a ballfield.
Carol Smaldino: Discovery of the Continent of Emotion
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Both artists are born out of DJ culture and enjoy wildly diverse musical tastes, which isn't to say that this is merely a voguish rediscovery of garage rock.
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It's a word he uses a lot in his almost childlike rediscovery of happiness and contentment.
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While other archaeologists burrow deep within the Pyramid of the Moon to discover the secrets of the pre-Aztec civilization of Teotihuacan, Valerie Magar, a conservator for Mexico's Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, labors with excavated material in a process best described as a rediscovery, stripping away the damage well-meaning archaeologists have done to the site's 1,500-year-old murals.
Reviving a Radiant Canvas
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It is one of those happy coincidences that it happened to occur at the same time as the global rediscovery of what they call burlesque.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Church found abundant recompense for the loss of temporal authority in the rediscovery of its spiritual primacy.
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The rediscovery has galvanized efforts to save the Big Woods of Arkansas, 550,000 acres of bayous, bottomland forests and oxbow lakes.
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In the comments is a link to a story about the "rediscovery" of 300 unpublished works by Mendelssohn.
Celebration
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One of the biggest trends over the last 20 years has been the rediscovery of heirloom plants, both ornamental and edible.
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On Cebu, the recent rediscovery of several of the islands 'presumed-extinct species (most famously the Cebu flowerpecker), has focused community conservation activities by the Cebu Biodiversity Conservation Foundation on protecting the island's last few hectares of forest.
Biological diversity in the Philippines
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In fact, it is the rediscovery of something we have known and possessed for a long time, but have unintentionally lost.
Times, Sunday Times
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Eventually Hadar located the man — and the whole fascinating journey of these pieces, from their creation to their rediscovery, is told in this book.
Book Review: Mingering Mike : Scrubbles.net
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A man of immense and wide-ranging talent, he helped spearhead the rediscovery of indigenous Irish culture.
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Along the way Clark relates the stories of 11th-century religious pilgrims alongside her contemporary journey of rediscovery.
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Also touching is his rediscovery of things the rest of us tend to take for granted.
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Its revival or rediscovery was especially appropriate to the Surrealist brand of pictorial egalitarianism.
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The best part of his expedition had been the rediscovery of his natural passion for making things.
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From the 1970s, a slow rediscovery of Jewish tradition, both sacred and secular, has occurred.
