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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a quest about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a journey or search focused on a specific topic or theme.
Example: "The novel is a quest about self-discovery and personal growth."
Alternatives: "a journey concerning" or "an exploration of".
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It was a quest about power and who gets to use it.
It was a quest about who gets to tell who else what to do and on what terms.
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The book is primarily about a quest, not about specific accomplishments.
It's a quest story, about finding a new home.
It is a quest narrative, about children searching out the mysteries of their parentage, and also the story of a resourceful heroine, the mother of those children, surviving an almost unimaginable series of ordeals.
Watership Down (for those who haven't read it – or witnessed the harrowing 1978 film version) is a quest narrative about a group of migrants, forced out across open land after their burrow is bulldozed.
A heart-warming quest about finding a family to love, it's also a desperate fight for survival in a merciless universe.
In a quest for information about Ms. Fantova, Alfred Bush, a retired curator at the library, consulted her personnel file last February.
The day after Sept. 11 — which Ms. Torres spends primarily hoping Eddie will come home to her — she begins a quest for information about him: is he still alive?
JOHN KERRY has spent much of his first year as Secretary of State on a quest to bring about a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority through sheer relentless diplomacy.
Perhaps it'll be the first time you notice the insane product placement, with adverts for American Express and JapanAir in a world with no America or Japan, and an entire side quest about improving a brand of noodle.
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