Sentence examples for collection seek from inspiring English sources

Many of the poems in this collection seek to understand the unthinkable — a baby injured at childbirth — by means of language; they are driven by the ferocious, essential force of mother love.

The authors whose papers are included in this collection seek to contribute to answering one of the core questions in modern linguistic theory:Which properties of languages are universal, and which are variable?

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The last to be analyzed was Mr. Johnson, whose books include "Angels," "The Name of the World" and a nonfiction collection, "SEEK: Reports from the Edges of America and Beyond".

While championing and helping out his friends, he ended up with a major art collection; seeking calm isolation, he established a bohemian but desirable country seat.

The objection of privacy activists is not to targeted surveillance but the kind of bulk data collection sought by the agencies.

Indeed, music plays an interesting role in the story and Stephen ships over his vinyl collection, seeking succour in songs after his beloved bird has gone.

This collection seeks to restore Burnham to his rightful place in art criticism and theory, reestablishing his voice as crucial to critical conversations of the period.

Earlier this month, Mango launched a special Ramadan collection of long, flowing gowns and wide-leg trousers which a representative for the brand described as a collection "seeking alternatives to replace the traditional abayas and chadors with creative designs".

In particular, our collection seeks to support the academic offerings of the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures, the initiatves of the Modern Tibetan Studies Program of the Weatherhead East Asian Institute, under the leadership of Dr. Robert Barnett, and the continued development of classical Tibetan religious studies centered in the Religion Department.

In contrast, this collection seeks to "decenter" and "reorient" the scholarly focus, to borrow the editors' language, by handing the microphone to the cacophony of forgotten voices in the first-wave feminist movement – and it does so successfully.