Sentence examples for old quest from inspiring English sources

Art, Martin suggests, involves a yearning that may be irresistible; she makes that old quest new in every one of these beautiful, heartbreaking stories.

Further disillusioned by the continuing violence between labor and capital, by the slaughter of World War I and the ramshackle peace cobbled together at Versailles, he stepped up his old quest for certainty, for "facts of scientific value" that would solve all social questions.

But he also viewed normative ethics as having long been an embarrassment owing to its practitioners' stubborn, "age old quest" for foundational, exceptionless moral principles that could be known with certainty (1944, 336; 197 106a, 97 106).

Many of us have devoted our lives to leaving this world more compassionate, or pursuing humanity's age old quest for truth, or protecting the sacred web that gave us birth.

But Lowe warns that the age-old quest is still far from over.

And now this 20-year-old quest has a new hurdle to overcome.

A Silicon Valley company is claiming a breakthrough in a decades-old quest to develop fuel cells that can supply affordable and relatively clean electricity.

Two dated bathrooms aside, their place reflects enormous attention to light, detail and the human race's age-old quest for additional storage.

Even the internet is filled with frontiers, as anyone who tries to shop across EU borders online can attest.Patently absurdOne emblematic problem is the decades-old quest for a common EU patent.

Old habits die hard, and he ladles feedback over the priapic adolescent throb of the 30-years-old Quest before applying a 10-minute valedictory noise squall to the haunting, haunted Alone and yelping through the Cure's Just Like Heaven.

The Wednesday hearing is, of course, a testament above all to Khaled El-Masri's own courage and tenacity in his eight-year-old quest for justice and the truth.