When writing is replaced by multimedia along the communication channels of the networked world, we seem to enjoy rediscovering ourselves as much richer entities than we knew or were told about through literate mediation.
After heroically, and necessarily, separating from philosophy and establishing its own methods, science isrediscovering the need for the dimension covered by human reasoning.
It is certain that Hildegard was acquainted with many things of which the doctors of the Middle Ages were ignorant, and which the investigators of our own age, after rediscovering them, have announced as something entirely new.
A great sensation was caused in Italy a few decades ago when a humble workwoman, Signora Bassani, succeeded in rediscovering the peculiar stitch of the celebrated Venetian point, which had been lost for centuries.
The chances of rediscovering the English original of the legend are therefore almost as slim as those of recovering the lost books of Livy's History.
If we knew with accuracy the old Indian paths of the West, we would have little difficulty in rediscovering the routes traveled by Coronado's and Peñalossa's troops in New Mexico and in the great wastes of the Mississippi plains.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rediscovering" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
