The story, adapted from Ariosto, tells of a renowned knight who, tired of pursuing glory though combat, turns his attention to love.
This video from an episode of "The New Yorker Presents" (Amazon Originals), based on Bilger's story, follows two kids who are pursuing glory, prize money, and parental approval in the rodeo ring at the Youth Bull Riders World Finals tournament, in Abilene, Texas.
The French riders are often the most motivated to pursue that glory.
There is the court of public opinion, the issue of whether they have come to pursue individual glory, or autonomy as Jews.
However, Santos, whose contract expired on Monday, said in a radio interview in his native Portugal that instead of focusing on teamwork, some players had pursued individual glory.
A. O. Scott wrote in The Times that "Capote" was a "fascinating and fine-grained reconstruction of that period in its subject's life, a time when he pursued literary glory and flirted with moral ruin".
Writing in The Times, A. O. Scott said that Bennett Miller's drama, with a script by Dan Futterman, "is a fascinating and fine-grained reconstruction of that period in its subject's life, a time when he pursued literary glory and flirted with moral ruin".
He'll soon develop a yen for the domestic life, leaving you free to pursue scientific glory.
He pursues adventure, glory, and expensive artwork, but does not care about personal wealth.
He had no personal interest in the region, but the Welsh Marches, where his landed interest lay, were largely pacified at the time, and Scotland presented a good opportunity to pursue military glory and reward.
Her research says people exhibiting the so-called Dark Triad of personality traits - narcissism, Machiavellianism and psychopathy - are likely to pursue selfie glory regardless of who gets hurt in the process.
