Sentence examples for he seeks something from inspiring English sources

He seeks something more akin to a "grand bargain" with Iran, something the nuclear deal was never intended to be.

But Uribe has also made it clear that he seeks something like surrender terms for the FARC, including prison sentences for its leaders (rather than "restorative sentences," as called for under the current peace plan) and a ban on their participation in politics.

But as he joined Van Gundy and Layden in a limousine this afternoon, the purpose of the trip was to convince Grant and his wife, Gina, that New York can fit the lifestyle that he seeks, something that they could not prod either Grant Hill or Tim Duncan to even take the trip to consider.

A prisoner of post-traumatic stress disorder, he seeks something beyond numbness but is terrified of what that could unleash.

Trick photography, thudding music and eerie lighting added menace but not much variety.So when in 1963 Ray Cusick was asked to design some villains for a new BBC science-fiction series, he sought something different.

He was known as D. J. in college, but when he arrived in the N.F.L., he sought something more distinctive and called himself Deacon, having met Deacon Dan Towler, an outstanding Rams fullback of the 1950s and one of professional football's early black stars, who became a minister.

He sought something more creative that would introduce him to new horizons.

I just don't want to cling to some form of life". The disease and treatment have sapped Walsh's energy, so much so that when he stands he often seeks something to lean against.

Were they seeking something more like "Precious?" No.

Zuccarello's was $700,000, but he is seeking something closer to the $1.75 million-a-year deal he had with the Rangers from 2010 to 2012.

Singer, a former lawyer and self-professed golf nut, said he was seeking something fun in the sports industry after selling the legal staffing company he founded with Slater, who's now the vice chairman of SFX Entertainment's board of directors.