Sentence examples for much pursuit from inspiring English sources

He sees through the shallowness with which so much pursuit of "meaning" in our society has been drenched in consumerism.

It is an extravagant extreme version of the eclecticism popular in interior design right now: not so much the pursuit of taste as the pursuit of the edge of it.

"The union commission is very much a pursuit of a political vendetta.

Now, I join Jan, who has helped me so much, in pursuit of his life long Olympic dream".

It wasn't so much the pursuit of glory but a payment on an insurance policy that might just pay out.

We could not bear to think of Mandela, a man who endured so much in pursuit of all our freedom, being in pain.

However much the pursuit of the European Cup resonates at Old Trafford, the fact remains that since reaching the final in 2011, United have been knocked out by the first decent team they have encountered.

It is bound to be both romantic and poignant, surveying the car industry's impact on American life during Detroit's golden age.Mr Wolfson travels too much in pursuit of treasure and pleasure to be a micromanager.

In "Driftglass" (1966), a crippled "amphiman," who has been surgically altered to breathe underwater, muses about the conflicting impulses that drive people like him to risk so much in pursuit of knowledge and power.

He stood for the principle that scholarship and the life of the mind were sustained not so much by pursuit of brilliant new inventions or obsessive research as by open, generous and creative dialogue.

They move south not so much in pursuit of the sun, which they could find just as easily in Florida or Arizona, but in a search for a cheaper way of life, along with the sense of community that foreign enclaves generate.