Sentence examples for form of a quest from inspiring English sources

Kirkwood's play takes the form of a quest.

Her book takes the form of a quest for the surprising final resting places of her yogurt cups, beer bottles, personal computer, and organic-fig-cookie packaging, and leads to an impassioned attack on overconsumption in America.

But it can also take the form of a quest for the ultimate good.

Deathly Hallows takes the form of a quest, unlike the six previous books in the series, but Hogwarts remains the beating heart.

The story is told in the form of an episodic quest, and most chapters introduce a specific creature, or type of creature, of Tolkien's Wilderland.

"Lacrosse was originally a form of religious quest for warriors," said George Baldassare, a longtime lacrosse coach in Madison and a historian of the sport.

The prior century made a cult of Bach, whose music takes the form of an endless contrapuntal quest.

In his letters to his brother, Théo, he describes art as a form of religious quest and declares his desire to convey on canvas what religious prophets conveyed in their sermons and parables.

Canonic and variation forms were also outcomes of a quest for integration, for creating music in which a motif of three or four notes would be constantly present in different colorings, registrations and rhythmic placements.

Among shell-shocked Hattophiles, collective healing took the form of a debunking blitz, a competitive quest to unlock the mysteries of the ersatz oeuvre.

It seems to have been no coincidence that this form of spiritual quest occurred only where one could count on regular and plentiful crops.