Sentence examples for difficult quest from inspiring English sources

Mr. Negrin presents "Rinaldo" as a precursor to Mozart's "Magic Flute": a parable about the difficult quest for enlightenment and the temptation of the dark side.

And so began my most difficult quest of all: finding a doctor who could retrieve the missing IUD, and who would also take my new insurance.

Page B11 Weekend JERUSALEM UNDER SIEGE, A SORCERESS INTERVENES Francisco Negrin sets his new production of "Rinaldo" for the Lyric Opera of Chicago as a parable about the difficult quest for enlightenment and the temptation of the dark side.

The references to Mr. Clinton revealed a fresh tactic in Mr. Bush's intrinsically difficult quest to persuade Americans that they should unseat an incumbent administration in a period of unparalleled prosperity.

In 1876, having been dismissed from his job, he returned to England with a wild project that was the beginning of his difficult quest for purpose in life: he set out to become a missionary to the London poor.

Between 1710 and 1712 he had painted the first of his three versions of the "L'Embarquement pour l'île de Cythère". The myth of the island of Cythera, or of love, has distant roots in French and Italian culture, in which the journey is depicted as a difficult quest.

In Diablo II, players pick one of five character types and then try to complete increasingly difficult quests assigned to them by computer-controlled characters in the game.

One of the biggest benefits of having a guild is the assistance of your guild mates to you in difficult quests.

The more eclectic your interests or skills, the more difficult your quest.

Beaubrun underwent the difficult, dangerous quest to get beyond words and concepts to bring the reader news of self, others, and universe.

He is also an example of how difficult that quest was, a pattern John A. Ruddiman explores in depth in Becoming Men of Some Consequence: Youth and Military Service in the Revolutionary War.