Sentence examples for mutual quest from inspiring English sources

Dense with codes and conspiracies, Mr. Rivette's films enlist characters and viewers alike in a mutual quest, a search for meaning or even for the story itself.

Sucked, along with the Princess, into Bowser's innards, Mario & Luigi help their former arch nemesis in their mutual quest to get rid of Fawful, a baddie who has usurped Bowser's castle and traditional role as would-be kidnapper of royalty.

But while their mutual quest for the truth makes them allies of sorts, they are motivated by very different ends: Jesse wants to beat out the competition, to get the scoop of her life; Lorenzo wants to keep a lid on the racial tinderbox that is threatening to explode around him.

The magnificence of your mutual quest for living in peace will radiate beyond the borders of your own life creating a rippling effect in the world.

For the first time, Clinton wrapped his legacy around Obama, linking their mutual quest to beat attacks on experience and a quaint faith in the power of hope.

Sport at its best is a cooperative activity in which competitors on both sides play with honor in a mutual quest for excellence.

These celebrations (in spite of our theological differences) remind us all of our shared faith in God (or a supreme being), in a mutual spiritual quest, and in a love for neighbor.

During this several-day quest, a mutual admiration develops between the patrician Katharine and her accidental companion, the driver, Mike Donahue Jason Beghee of "To Have and to Hold").

This is the story of the bitter feud between Victorian master-magicians Angier and Borden, who attempt mutual sabotage in the quest to learn the secret of each other's ultimate stage act: both, by different means, can transport themselves through space.

Mr. Goldberg, a talented and ambitious writer for The New Yorker who immigrated to Israel two decades ago and served briefly in its army before moving back to the United States, takes an engagingly personal approach to the issue in his story of a quest for mutual understanding with a Palestinian activist who had been his prisoner.

Both our constitutive disproportion and this quest for mutual esteem are visible through the study of history which acknowledges the temporality of our existence.