Sentence examples for driving pursuit from inspiring English sources

Austrian psychiatrist Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning, a powerful psychological memoir and meditation on the author's experience at Auschwitz, argues that meaning, not success or happiness, is the driving pursuit of human life.

I've personally written as many as eight to one person after one incident, and a colleague in another agency (with a more permissive pursuit policy) once wrote 36 after a drunk driving pursuit.

The pursuit of influence the ability to command attention and to change minds not money, seems to be Huffington's driving quest.

The pursuit of influence — the ability to command attention and to change minds — not money, seems to be Huffington's driving quest.

The closer the Knicks get to a deal, the more they expand their offer — to levels that even some team officials consider steep — and the more it appears that Walsh may not be driving the pursuit.

When story begins with loss or reflects on life after loss, you understand the emotional fuel that is driving the pursuit.

Police booked a man on suspicion of DUI and reckless driving following a pursuit in Valley Glen early Monday morning, reports NBC.

For weeks, people close to the team have said that Dolan — with Thomas as his unofficial adviser — was driving the Knicks' pursuit of Anthony.

Mr. Earwood, a former racecar driver who teaches courses ranging from basic driving to police pursuit techniques, notes an abundance of flaws, some small, all meaningful, in everyday American drivers.

She was picked up by a son from a former marriage who was then a student at New York University and who, Customs said, tried to elude pursuit, driving so erratically that agents had to pull them over.

The other officer returned fire, and the man, whose name has not been released, kept driving, initiating the pursuit. .