Sentence examples for just being sought from inspiring English sources

"This person is no longer just being sought in Catalonia but in all European countries.

Of course, those fans could just be seeking shelter from the biting wind on the concourse.

By chance, another Briton jailed abroad and serving his sentence in the UK has also just been seeking a review of his case.

Mr. Simon may be singing about death in the album's meditative final song, "Quiet," when he intones, "I am heading for a time of quiet/ when my restlessness is past"; he may just be seeking calm.

Were local business leaders and their LAPD enforcers interested in helping the homeless, they wouldn't just be seeking to "reclaim" their community, but create a healthier, more sustainable one.

Some of them might just be seeking some ways of boosting their confidence, for example but that's not to say that they won't be.

It just says they're "seeking singers, dancers, comedy acts, musicians" with no mention of why they're being sought.

The average visit to Mount Vernon, now two and a half hours long, is expected to expand and incorporate a wider audience, which is just what is sought by many historical museums as they shift emphasis from objects to experiences.