Sentence examples for glory seeking from inspiring English sources
Could it be a general annoyed and/or glory seeking Fox employee?
Recently released prisoner Jake Green (Statham, in rare full-hair glory) seeks revenge on mob boss Dorothy Macha (a scene-chewing Ray Liotta) by using a scheme he learned from his former cellmates, a brilliant conman and a master chess player.
Last year, the Pakistani sci-fi author Usman T. Malik made a case for the his country's embrace of science fiction as a social justice tool: "Science fiction in its imaginative glory seeks to report and resolve and recreate a world filled with possibility.
The only glory he sought, he said, was for having led his people along the path of dharma.
The 17 members of that chorus line — and the thousands like them, including those who dream of playing them — are professionals, and one of the names they give to the glory they seek is work.
The whole event was a tragedy, and there was no glory-seeking.
And which glory-seeking, peacock-proud youth does not want to stand in the middle for hours and be admired?
"Of course, nothing went right," said Tim Jarvis, a modern-day glory-seeking explorer who has made unsupported treks through such inhospitable terrain as the northern Arctic and Australia's Great Victoria Desert.
He also downplayed any glory-seeking among the sailors: I can tell you for a fact that not one member on that hit team cared about anything you or I was going to say, what the history books were going to say, what the liberal or right-wing press was going to say.
This concession need not impugn Hobbes's analysis of conflict in the state of nature, since it may turn out that competition, diffidence and glory-seeking are disastrous sources of conflicts among small groups just as much as they are among individuals.
