Sentence examples for make him seek from inspiring English sources

In April 1802 Temple succeeded to his father's title and estates as 3rd Viscount Palmerston and to a burden of debt that conspired, along with a sense of public duty, to make him seek public office; the fact was, he could never afford to be out of office long.

[Martha: diagnosed 2009; aged 64 at interview; treatment: neoadjuvant chemotherapy] Although Marcus (quoted above) recognised that his indigestion with fever recurred several times in similar circumstances, this alone was not enough to make him seek medical help.

But at least reality has made him seek a halfway house.

Mr Kim says it was America's threats that made him seek a deterrent.

His success in introducing products and his company's rapid growth made him seek a multinational partnership, and in 1961 his company became part of Johnson & Johnson.

It was generally thought the warm, serene paintings reflected a calm personal history; Spurling found rather that it was the artist's psychological turbulence that made him seek out serenity in his work.

A month before admission the appearance of a left inguinal mass finally made him seek medical attention.

SCORECARD -- By trying to depict Mr. Bush as a pawn of the N.R.A., the advertisement seeks to make him seem like an extremist on gun control issues, because the N.R.A. is widely perceived as intransigently opposed to any restrictions on gun ownership.

He vowed not to challenge the constitutional age limit of 75 for presidents, which would make him ineligible to seek re-election in 2014.

When Mr. Lescher began his literary agency in 1965, his reputation for aesthetic insight and painstaking attentiveness to writers made him highly sought after.

His gregarious personality, combined with boundless energy, wit and humor, made him a sought after caring friend and mentor, as he helped so many reach their fullest potential.