Sentence examples for appropriate pursuits from inspiring English sources

We agreed to hide our personal desires and passions for safer, more "appropriate" pursuits.

The sanction for artha rests on the assumption that with the exclusion of the exceptional few who can proceed directly to the final aim of moksha, or spiritual release from life material well-being is a basic necessity of man and is his appropriate pursuit while a householder, that is, during the second of the four life stages.

These results suggest an important role for the SEF in memory and assessment of visual motion direction and the programming of appropriate pursuit eye movements.

In the NHS funding systems are weighted to direct resources to meet the undeniable healthcare needs of deprived people, but the increased consumption of resources by people who are from affluent areas in the entirely appropriate pursuit of diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer represents an increased call on the relatively lower level of funding for their areas of residence.

Patrick has suffered his own trauma, but he keeps it at bay with age-appropriate pursuits: incessant texting; debating the merits of "Star Trek" with friends.

The desire to develop independence in clinical reasoning and the desire to promote an evolving identity as an independent clinician are both appropriate educational pursuits.

The two animals find mutual bliss in appropriate love-montage pursuits: playing hide and seek, swimming together, warming their faces in the morning sun and silently considering the stars at night.

Women are being discouraged from going into engineering by ingrained, sexist attitudes about what sort of pursuits are appropriate for them, Baroness Brown told The Independent.

Taiwan and South Korea, with some of the highest population densities in the world, were able to expand their agricultural output rapidly by a vigorous pursuit of appropriate policies.

At one point, in pursuit of appropriate subjects, she spent three days at a meeting of a group of supposed alien abductees at an old seaside Victorian inn in Newport, R. I

At the Oval, Bell made a cultured, measured 75 from 113 balls, by no means racy but appropriate to England's pursuit of 252 for their second win of the series, before he was bowled attempting to cut the first ball sent down by the Australian captain Michael Clarke.