Sentence examples for broader pursuit from inspiring English sources

For Mendelssohn, the antiquarian tendency of his aesthetic was a living, breathing entity that informed his composition as well as his performance repertory, and it tied in with another aspect of his aesthetic: in Mr. Mercer-Taylor's words, a "broader pursuit of alternatives to the conceptualization of music as unchecked personal self-expression".

People in Bountiful see the RCMP's child-bride investigation as part of the Canadian government's broader pursuit of Winston Blackmore, who at last count had 27 wives and 145 children, the youngest of whom was born this past April, according to Blackmore and several of his relatives.

If the filmmakers have been overwhelmed by their broad pursuit, they're not the first ones.

Truth commissions and amnesties have been employed to strike a balance between respecting the victims on both sides and preventing unrest in the military that could be unleashed by a broad pursuit of the leaders involved in the violence.

These high profile cases are part of a broader US pursuit of Venezuelans linked to the government for alleged drug trafficking that has been going on for years, but has never been so intense.

"But this is a tough one," Albert A. Foer, president of the antitrust institute, said of the broad antitrust pursuit of Google.

Nick Ciarelli, Think Secret's publisher, said "I'm pleased to have reached this amicable settlement, and will now be able to move forward with my college studies and broader journalistic pursuits".

If that promise comes up short, it may ultimately destroy the incentive for broad-based pursuit of education.

"One of the great challenges in the implementation and execution of foreign policy is to prevent the daily challenges, cascading crises, from crowding out the development of broader strategies in pursuit of the United States' long-term interests," Tom Donilon, the president's national security adviser, said in a speech before leaving Washington.

Rockwell plays everything broad, and the pursuit of every cheap laugh ensures the character stays a cartoon.

The verdict surely puts Mr Sharpton back several years in his pursuit of broader support.