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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a quest through" is not standard and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in a metaphorical context to describe a journey or exploration, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The story unfolds as a quest through the depths of the enchanted forest, revealing hidden truths."
Alternatives: "as a journey through" or "as an exploration of".
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Perhaps the Professor's most splendid speech dramatises prime-hunting as a quest through inhospitable country.
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The app, which will be free to access globally, will include clips from his earliest work such as Zoo Quest through to landmark series such as Planet Earth, Africa and Frozen Planet.
The child then sets out on a fabulous quest through the continent, calling upon street children to join her, as if she were a contemporary Pied Piper.
He details the relationship early potters, sword makers and others had with their work, a desire to do more than simply make something -- a desire to create themselves as human beings through a quest for perfection in their work.
Mr. Longstreth's libretto, with terse lyrics and an elaborate scenario that elucidates them, sets a character named Don Henley (as in the Eagles) on a quest for wilderness and love that takes him through Gettysburg, through oil fields (as in Getty Oil), through a mystical tryst and through a shopping mall to a parking lot as big as an ocean, reverting to wilderness.
It could be a giant step in the quest for immortality, a quest as old as humankind itself.
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