"identity quest" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a journey of exploration to better understand oneself. For example: "He embarked on an identity quest, seeking to learn more about himself and his ancestors."
Thankfully, Egan's agenda involves more than a model's identity quest.
The most problematic phase of Russia's identity quest culminated in outright confrontation with the West during the deadly Georgia conflict of August 2008.
The plotters of the game's fifth edition seemed to remember that D. & D.'s strength lay in creating indulgent spaces (get lost in your gnomish identity, quest or don't, spend time flirting in the tavern) and opposing whatever modes of human industry prevailed among the broader public.
The parallel between the college identity quest and the heightened version that a newly reunited adoptee can experience was deftly drawn in an episode of "Felicity," in which scenes of Julie drumming up the courage to introduce herself to her birth mother alternated with scenes of Felicity, at the urging of an old friend, revisiting her artistic passion, perhaps her true calling.
It's obvious that some of the people who join these groups are on some sort of identity quest.
The album plays like an open Moleskine filled with scrawlings in pencil: scattered thoughts on quarter-life crises, cross-country identity quests, anxiety-filled dinners, and ant metaphors, all elegantly phrased over buzzy, digital soul compositions by the producer Ray Brady.
Even if he has, however, the disquieting question both books raise is how important Mould's maturation is to a broadly conceived "us" that includes old Hüsker Dü fans, younger Hüsker Dü fans, folks who've never heard them and might not like them if they did, gay men embarked on their own identity quests, and miscellaneous observers of human affairs.
Once you lean in, you realise the gnomes spark mini-narratives of self-discovery and identity quests.
And I was like, whoa, hey, this is an identity-quest movie.
Its application, based on macroscopically established evidence and fieldwork records of the changing identity features, could lay grounds for a greater synergy between the pro-identity quests and their operationalisation in development policies and instruments.
Last summer I wanted to see if Pannonia retained any common identity, a quest that went out of the window as soon as I discovered how enormous the region had been.
