Sentence examples for enduring quest from inspiring English sources

Discovery examines the beneficial effects of multilingualism on the mind, while Books charts the history of exercise culture and the enduring quest for the body beautiful.

The Freedom Center, founded by Tom A. Bernstein and Peter W. Kunhardt expressly for the trade center site, says it will focus on "humankind's enduring quest for freedom".

Ideas City made public space the site of real public engagement with key concerns in contemporary civic life: urban development, citizenship, sustainability, surveillance and what festival director Joseph Grima called "the enduring quest for visibility".

Still, Mr. Lévesque's dogged search follows a path taken by more than a dozen other diggers over the last 150 years in an enduring quest that has become a stitch of folklore in the cultural fabric of Quebec City.

In retrospect, the ideal of the late sixties proved to be a fiction — a validation of nature on the shoulders of technological progress — but it has left the enduring quest for authenticity and self-discovery, even as the essence of the self has shifted, iridescently, tantalizingly, out of reach.

Civil rights icon Myrlie Evers-Williams delivered the inaugural invocation on Monday, speaking of the enduring quest for equality and accidentally referring to Barack Obama as the "45th president" of the United States.

What unites them is an insatiable curiosity about faith and their enduring quests to illuminate the obscured faces of the divine.

Members of the Obama-Pelosi team have spent the past year on a wandering, tortuous quest — enduring the exasperating pettiness of small-minded members, hostile public opinion, just criticism and gross misinformation, a swarm of cockeyed ideas and the erroneous predictions of people like me who thought the odds were against them.

All of which means that it's time once again for the Carpetbagger to strap on our heels and our celebrity bull detector (who are we kidding; we wear these every day) and hit some red carpets in pursuit of the latest news about stars, filmmakers, hangers-on, enablers and their enduring, ever-shimmering quest for Oscar glory, or at least a nice bump in DVD sales.

The weak eschatology (doctrine of the last things) in Rabbinic Jewish theology might account for the lack of an enduring monastic quest, which typically is inspired by individual salvational expectations.

Her life was an enduring, ceaseless quest for solitude, peace and simplicity.