Sentence examples for idea of seeking from inspiring English sources
I really don't like the idea of seeking fame for its own sake.
Returning south with her (loathed?) husband: the queen must "have entertained the idea of seeking refuge in a Palermo convent".
The State Department's North Korea envoy, Stephen Biegun, on Monday rejected the idea of seeking a partial or staged deal.
It is understood that City may not now pursue that avenue and that they have also cooled on the idea of seeking an injunction preventing McLeish's move.
BMW lent its 328 Mille Miglia Kamm Tail from 1940, which for Mr. Kendall represented the idea of seeking aero efficiency in motorsports.
This has preoccupied no less a mind than that of Stephen Hawking, a theoretical physicist, who warned against the idea of seeking out contact in 2010.
"The idea of parting, of seeking new horizons, that's very Cuban," said Henry Labrada, 18, a dance student who saw the play here.
In literature, the idea of men seeking revenge – violent or otherwise – is seen, in part at least, as understandable.
But it also fits in more broadly with the idea of information seeking — how we can help people find information to answer questions.
He had already briefly dabbled with ribosomes from bacteria and liked the idea of our seeking out how they work across the Atlantic in the other Cambridge.
Mr Hain said last night: "The idea of Boss seeking to smear Cyril Smith with suggestions of child abuse is totally in keeping with the way they operated, whether the claims were true or not.
