Sentence examples for apparent quest from inspiring English sources

Late this afternoon, investigators searched the parking lot, peering under cars in an apparent quest for any evidence.

Because Brown and his apparent quest to coach every men's basketball team in the universe has long passed silly.

It also signalled the beginning of Hopkins' apparent quest to become one of the most hated – but frequently wheeled out – media talking heads in Britain and as such will forever go down in TV history.

It is the next stage in its apparent quest to be as ubiquitous on the road as on computer screens.People have dreamed about driverless motoring since at least the 1930s, but only in recent years have carmakers such as Mercedes-Benz and Volvo given the matter more thought, kitting out test cars with the sensors and sophisticated software required to negotiate busy roads.

And he has declared himself against Turkish entry to the EU, another of Mr Sarkozy's pet positions in line with public opinion but against Mr Chirac's (and hence France's) position.Why this apparent quest for a radical alternative from within the president's own party?

The potential sentences of more than 10 years in prison that the two defendants face puts even more pressure on Mr. Martoma to cooperate in the government's apparent quest to get his former boss, Steven A. Cohen, the founder of SAC.

At #WWDC, it's apparent the quest to get women interested in software engineering still has a ways to go.

It also comes amid high tensions over the north's apparent progress in its quest for nuclear weapons – Pyongyang claims it has a new uranium enrichment facility – and six weeks after North Korean leader Kim Jong Il anointed his youngest son, Kim Jong Un, as the heir apparent.

The initiative embraces research based on proxies of hydroclimatic extremes such as flood sediments in fluvial and coastal archives but the value of integrating historic research with data recovery efforts has also become increasingly apparent in ACRE's broad quest to recover historic weather observations.

"Colville's art is underpinned by his quest for order from apparent disorder," Mr. Kemp wrote.

The nature of the goal may not be clear at first and may only become fully apparent at the end of the quest.