Sentence examples for impossible quest from inspiring English sources

The Popeye Series continues this impossible quest.

Why should the impossible quest for certainty paralyze us solely about acting on climate change?

Thus we have our three sisters (one good, two wicked-ish) and an apparently impossible quest: to find that most elusive of modern-day holy grails - happiness.

Now after more than a decade pursuing what some saw as an impossible quest Mrs. Thompson is preparing to open the museum's new $95 million home on upper Fifth Avenue next spring.

As the Reuters legal blogger, Alison Frankel, put it last June, when Posner rendered his withering decision, "Would any rational economic actor engage in litigation under those terms, spending millions on an apparently impossible quest" to satisfy Posner's damages criteria?

In encouraging the impossible quest of House Republicans to dismantle health care reform, he pushed the country into a government shutdown that will now begin to take a grievous economic toll.

Before Internet experts spoke of crowd sourcing, or of the crowd's wisdom, these database creators thought to harness an enthusiastic worldwide public to pursue seemingly impossible quests, like developing a catalog of all movies or of all recorded music.

Each of the wonderfully recounted jungle adventures that made O'Hanlon's name is centred on a near-impossible quest – to find a rare rhinoceros (Into the Heart of Borneo, 1984), to reach one of South America's highest peaks (In Trouble Again, 1988), and to catch sight of Lake Tele's mythical dinosaur (Congo Journey, 1996).

The deeply traumatized Saul emotionlessly goes about his frenzied work until a discovery sends him on a near-impossible quest.

Impossible's quest began in 2011, with a five-year research project devoted to what creates the unique sensory experience of meat, and how to recreate it with plants.

A wife, disgusted by her husband's endless drinking, turns into a dog, while he cradles his glass like a precious baby; a cleaner takes flight on discovering the transcending possibilities of books; an 18-inch plumber embarks on a Mission Impossible-style quest to mend a dripping pipe.