Sentence examples for most seeking from inspiring English sources

Teenagers seem to experience this more keenly than most, seeking an imagined ideal in their looks, social status, friendship group or achievements.

Then the Sept. 11 attacks and his decision to turn away about 900 boat people, most seeking asylum after fleeing Muslim countries, altered the political landscape.

"It not only antagonises the very people it is most seeking to influence; it affects wider public confidence, on which the legitimacy of the British model of policing rests".

Most seeking licenses must have five years' experience working with a high-pressure system; custodians can get the license after one year working at night at a school that has such a system.

After accepting FedEx contracts, contractor-drivers have filed 28 lawsuits in 22 states, most seeking class action status, covering as many as 7,000 current and former drivers, plaintiff lawyers say.

It has received interest from a variety of overseas consortia, most seeking to demolish or part-demolish the structure.

As for the most sought after British silent film?

"So they're going to be the most sought after".

Jewels and art are the most sought after objects.

Disaster-prone 28 handicappers are not usually the most sought after.

By 1966 Miss Verrett had become the most sought after Carmen.