Sentence examples for pursue a path from inspiring English sources
The phrase "pursue a path" is correct and usable in written English
You could use this phrase when referring to someone following a particular route or course of action. For example: "The young woman decided to pursue a path of higher education."
Is there a way to persuade the Taliban to pursue a path of greater tolerance?
So what explains those men and women who repeatedly pursue a path that leads to pain and disappointment?
Winstein believed that people who have a motor disability, like the loss of strength in an arm after a stroke, pursue a path of least resistance.
"We would certainly welcome California's participation in a settlement," Mr. Greenwood said, "but if absolutely necessary we're prepared to pursue a path to a settlement without California".
Under the deal, guest workers would be allowed to pursue a path to citizenship and to change jobs after they arrived in the United States.
Each country will pursue a path rooted in the culture of its people, and - in the past - America has too often been selective in its promotion of democracy.
Mr Obama said it was now clear to him that Iran was pursuing a path to "nuclear weaponisation".
After 1985 Mr. Deville performed and recorded as Willy Deville, pursuing a path with unusual twists and turns.
Yehezkel Kaufmann (1890 1963) produced the encyclopaedic History of Israelite Religion from Its Beginnings to the End of the Second Temple (8 vol., 1937 56) in Hebrew that pursues a path involving a radical revision of current biblical criticism and interpretation.
"The government has a huge credibility problem, having signed a treaty of historic importance, and yet [having] been pursuing a path of [energy policy] travel that is 180 degrees opposed to what is needed," he said.
Bert Fields, the entertainment lawyer who is representing HBO, said that Mr. Gandolfini's representatives had pursued a path of trying to win the star more money that was both destructive and hopeless.
