Meanings of discovering in in English

They certainly have not the vivacity and fascination that I am discovering in your drawing-room.

It was one of many so-called radio galaxies that astronomers were discovering in the 1950s.

They chatted like a couple unexpectedly discovering in one another a common dialect among strangers.

He was evidently discovering in his own person an interest which had hitherto escaped him.

This was a look which he could not imagine himself discovering in his wife's eves.

Jude unwrapped the eye, discovering in herself a reluctance to share it she hadn't anticipated.

Every day he becomes more indispensable, and we are continually discovering in him some new talent.

Corinne, discovering in a moment what was passing in his soul, proposed to perform the journey with him.

We thought at one time we had succeeded in discovering in Pennsylvania this last remaining link in the chain.

He was fortunate in discovering in India a new literary field, in which his genius appears at its best.

He was discovering in himself a passion to see this place, this Hawkesbury that everyone spoke about but few had seen.

New Thought saves the love and justice of God by discovering in pain and unhappiness our lack of harmony with Him.

She feared that her father might detect her agitation, for he was so quick in discovering in her the slightest unusual emotion.

Throughout his lessons, his attention remained fixed upon her; he studied her face intently, and was constantly discovering in it new meanings.

He is a lusty, stalwart fellow, speaking no word of French, who was drawn to Fortunio by discovering in him a fellow-countryman.

As Bernie Sanders has discovered in the US Democratic primaries, and Rebecca Long-Bailey is discovering in British Labour's equivalent, fine words butter no parsnips.