Sentence examples for The pursuits from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of pursuing.
- Unremitting pursuit of wealth doesn't bring happiness, particularly if successful.
The pursuits of her class of Americans, which served as the material for her novels, are glimpsed in her letters.
The pursuits of Pocher builders, I have learned, are not motivated by profit or ruled by logic.
The pursuits of the ladies were more intellectual & their frugal way of life more like that of an old, conservative New York family than of European aristocracy The Stiftsdame related the requirements of entering & some of the problems of maintaining the traditional luxuries of life in a Stift.
The pursuits can get pretty annoying.
The pursuits of Harper's government are not meant to turn us into America lite, they are meant to turn back the clock.
She was always interested in the pursuits, sports and studies of her family.
Pokémon Go offers the players a chance to revert to the pursuits of their childhood.
I soon realized that all the pursuits that drove my existence in New York meant nothing here.
The pursuit unravelled fairly quickly.
