Sentence examples for far sought from inspiring English sources
The phrase "far sought" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or outdated
It can be used to describe something that is highly desired or pursued, often in a poetic or literary context. Example: "The treasure was a far sought prize, coveted by many adventurers."
European officials have so far sought to avoid taking that step.
Of outstanding contemporary performers, though, rather few have so far sought out composers to give them this immortality.
Officials of the Department of Justice say that they have used Section 215 with restraint, and that they have not, so far, sought information from libraries or bookstores.
The knee is stiff because of a buildup of fluid, but he has so far sought to avoid having it drained, saying Monday, "I'm not a fan of getting needles".
The Brotherhood has so far sought to ally itself with the liberals rather than the most conservative Islamists and it has reiterated that it has no plans to form an all-Islamist government.
Both the government and protesters have so far sought to avoid the kind of confrontation that led to widespread bloodshed in the 1988 uprising, which was led mostly by students.
So far, seeking money from outside donors has not yielded much.
The other is his habit of pressing his advantage too far, seeking a kind of alpha-male moment that can seem bullying instead of strong.
The filing by Mr. Odeh's lawyers is one of at least two made so far seeking suppression of statements in the case.
The government thus far has sought to distinguish itself from its predecessor.
After securing his best-placed finish of the campaign so far, Rubio sought to claim the mantle of the establishment challenger to both Trump and Cruz.
