During the earlier stages of creating, I began a modest pursuit of wanting to photograph those around me who have this sense of "cultural responsibility" which performs itself through character and very, special elements of their personality," Anthony Jamari Thomas tells me.
Its purpose is more modest: the pursuit of America's interests or those of its friends.
The complex and "peace-disturbing" issues put on the political agenda by increasingly self-assertive nationalisms are regarded, accordingly, as either the potential source of new ideologies seeking the establishment of the Utopian "perfect condition" or, on the contrary, as variations of the same modest, pragmatically motivated political pursuits.
They had failed in pursuit of modest targets against Durham and at Leicester on Wednesday but there was no chance of another collapse once Atherton and Mark Chilton had seen off Dominic Cork's five-over opening burst.
Prior to this time, the contribution of retinal image acceleration or target acceleration to smooth pursuit is modest, at best [16], [25].
As we enter the National Nanotechnology Initiative's second decade [ 1], the early concerns regarding rapid product development without extensive regulatory review have shifted to today's modest commercialization rate and pursuit of plausible risk assessments.
In its twenty-four brief chapters, the book becomes a modest monument to the bold pursuit of ambiguity.
When Edwards was bowled by Holly Ferling, England were 14 for three in pursuit of their modest target.
The old five-year plans of the former Soviet Union are modest, by comparison, in their pursuit of full socialism.
Then in pursuit of a modest target New Zealand contrived to lose seven wickets in a slapdash display of batting.
When Taylor was joined by Jos Buttler England were tottering on 93 for four in pursuit of the modest total of 208.
