Sentence examples for present pursuits from inspiring English sources

The African Union has accused the I.C.C. of unfairly targeting the continent in its myriad of present pursuits; but the push for "African solutions to African problems" has so far delayed any kind of justice, local or U.N.-sponsored.

And her present pursuits in the fairy world are approached from this very scientific platform.

If you, my dear father, will not take the trouble of checking [Lydia's] exuberant spirits, and of teaching her that her present pursuits are not to be the business of her life, she will soon be beyond the reach of amendment.

It is downright harmful, and leads directly to the regrettable present pursuit of a biological or chemical fix for every form of unhappiness and emotional pain.

However, when other variables are present, the pursuit of the dream becomes more arduous.

The present research pursuit analyzes a proposed algorithm named "an optimized stable clustering algorithm for mobile ad hoc networks (OSCA)" to minimize cluster head change and make cluster more stable and reduces clustering overhead.

If anything, seeing the exhibit reveals a waning curiosity, one that drives the works of past and present in pursuit of a greater comprehension of the world.

The narrative flits between his biography of McGowan and his present-day pursuit of the story.

If discharge of FEF pursuit neurons during head-pursuit (target stationary in space) does not represent a command to move the head that is also present during gaze-pursuit, it is possible that eye-pursuit signals and head-pursuit signals are separate in origin.

It resonated with me strongly because it 's about the idea of the moments we can miss when we're not present while in pursuit of a dream.

Our conclusion based on the present results that FEF pursuit neurons do not carry head-pursuit commands could therefore reflect a difference in the way the FEF is involved in generating rapid saccadic gaze shift on one hand (Tu and Keating 2000; Knight and Fuchs 2007) and slow gaze-pursuit on the other.