They are not distinguished by variety of style or mode of utterance, and so they seem almost like a chorus, a collective expression of the quest for meaning and identity in a bleak and chaotic, morally trackless world.
Wax obsessions and limited edition releases have turned free expression into a quest for economic capital.
"Across the board, companies are looking to project an image, but they really want it to be an authentic expression of this quest for innovation they are on". His technology clients have made their money by capitalising on the digital human networks created by the rollout of the internet.
Population viability analysis (PVA) is the first expression of this quest".
Population viability analysis (PVA) is the first expression of this quest (Shaffer, in Meffe and Carroll [1994], pp. 305 306)." As the text notes, in retrospect, PVA did not live up to this promise.
Instead, he suggested, Iraq risks having its tribunal dismissed as a tool of the United States rather than an expression of an independent nation's quest for justice.
Knowledge of the pattern of expression of a gene is a cornerstone piece of information in the quest to understand its normal function and any potential roles in disease.
No wealth is purely the result of a quest to rid oneself of the fears and doubts that are holding you back, the ultimate expression of a completed self.
Fougeron trained her camera on her teen-age sons and their band of friends, creating a measured, gentle portrait of nascent self-expression, the discovery of physicality, a quest for independence, and the impulse toward rebellion.
Prudentius (d. ca. 413), born in a province of Roman Spain and a fervent Christian, was thoroughly versed in the poets of the Classical tradition, and transforms their vision of poetry as a monument of immortality into an expression of the poet's quest for eternal life culminating in Christian salvation.
