Sentence examples for pursue except from inspiring English sources

But I had nothing to pursue except the fates of these people".

Liberty – individual liberty, the autonomy of the human – matters because no one has the right to dictate to others how they should live, what they should choose, whom they should love, or what goals they should pursue, except if any of these things threaten harm to others, where harm includes limiting others' freedoms to choose.

Running like a thing pursued, except — it wasn't.

There is some doubt, though, whether he was much pursued, except in his mind.

In all cases, no systematic identification of the species of Cryptosporidium was pursued except by Meamar et al. (7 ), in which the parasite was identified as C. parvum.

The vector space frequency distance method introduced in Bugnion et al. (1995) was not further pursued except in a small scale study focusing on different ways to map strings to vectors (Ozturk and Ferhatosmanoglu, 2003, 2005).

However, a notion of continuum from normality to psychotic illness has been articulated for over a century [ 3], though it has not been rigorously pursued except by a group of British researchers [ 1].

In contrast to these precise analyses of Mto1, the roles for Pcp1 in cell division and microtubule formation have not been pursued except to identify that it is essential for cell viability (Flory et al, 2002), and it is proposed that this protein is involved in sensing proper spindle alignment (Rajagopalan et al, 2004).

One American League scout said Rodriguez did "everything right" except pursue balls in the air.

Humans, like spotted hyenas, sometimes use their own approach-avoid display to pursue a relationship, except we might label it more appropriately "passive-aggressive dating".

Mr. Conrad is not one of a group of seven Democrats who signed a bipartisan pact vowing not to pursue judicial filibusters except in "extraordinary circumstances".