Sentence examples for no pursuit from inspiring English sources

There is no pursuit of happiness for her.

A scientist writes, "I can think of no career more rewarding and no pursuit more noble".

"Not only was there no pursuit, but there were no policemen in the particular area at the time".

No pursuit of a record in any other sport has created the electrifying atmosphere in which McGwire and Sosa take their daily whacks.

He also disputed the notion that Longenecker had died in a police chase, telling the Reading Eagle he believed there was no pursuit.

But one of the joys of the internet is that there's no pursuit so niche that you can't find willing participants.

Note that this cannot be accounted for by random motion being part of the contrast defining this ROI, as it also held true when CSv was defined using other contrasts such as pursuit versus no-pursuit (not shown).

This step is key, as Holden generally wonders around the city, recently expelled from school, and is aimless in his pursuits which grow more fruitless over time (he has no pursuits).

It excludes leisure, tranquility, permits no unexciting pursuits, no contemplation, no slow maturing of ideas, no perfectioning of individual style.

But his valedictory performance was in Leigh's Grief (2011) at the National, as a Pooterish bachelor singing parlour songs in descant with his widowed sister (Lesley Manville) and facing a desolate retirement with no plans, no leisure pursuits and no new trousers.

In "The Other", the narrator and a double are locked into mutual pursuit ("no release / Until he ceases").