Sentence examples for bloody quest from inspiring English sources

The mountains also provided the backdrop to modern Libya's bloody quest for nationhood — where the country's greatest hero, Omar Mukhtar, led a protracted guerrilla war against the Italians, who in 1911 invaded Libya, resolving to seize it from the Ottomans and make it Italy's "Fourth Shore".

For his part, Mr. Andrew used his contact with Mr. Earnhart to bring to fruition a project he had been nursing for decades: a 15-minute horror film about a swamp-dwelling gorilla on a bloody quest for his severed arm.

But after winning a full term of his own in a record landslide in 1964, he sacrificed the domestic achievements of his presidency to a dogged, expensive and bloody quest to rid Vietnam of the Commies, a hugely unpopular war that nearly tore American apart, dividing family from family, brother from brother, veteran from non-veteran.

Django Unchained, which won Tarantino the best original screenplay Oscar last year, stars Jamie Foxx as an antebellum slave who goes on a bloody revenge quest in pursuit of the slave owner who's bought his wife.

While the Geralt-Ciri story generally charms the player, The Witcher 3 heads down a darker parental path in its much-acclaimed Bloody Baron quest line, "Family Matters".

The reason that the gaming public reacted so positively to The Witcher 3's Bloody Baron quest is not that it was uniquely brilliant or genre-pushing.

It is, rather, a celebration of human curiosity, ingenuity and bloody-minded persistence in the quest to try to find out how the universe actually works.No one yet knows how the universe came into existence.

The group has carried out a number of bloody attacks across Nigeria in its quest to overthrow the government and create an Islamic state.

The quest for an "entry-level" Cadillac has been bloody.

He is the first to acknowledge that the "bloody image" often predominates in coverage of Pakistan, and that his quest for something different provoked skepticism among other photographers at first.

Bloody, bloody, bloody.