Sentence examples for pursuit one from inspiring English sources

We encountered danger frequently on the cliffs and in the flat-out pursuit; one of our horses barreled into a tree, carried half of it away, but, remarkably, only fractured its nose.

The objective is often overshadowed, I might say, as all of you know, by the abject dreariness of the pursuit -- one that you will, no doubt, have occasion to comment on in the days ahead.

As Paul Redding points out, philosophy is not the 'ridiculous pursuit' one MP has suggested.

During the pursuit, one suspect was critically injured and transported to the hospital where he was pronounced deceased.

In 2011 there were 23 deaths in police custody, seven following police pursuit, one involving a police vehicle and two from shooting - including Mark Duggan.

"All of his achievements were a quiet daily pursuit, one that he never confused with financial prosperity or possessions," said his sister Donna.

In music, as in most other pursuits, one person's misfortune can be another's opportunity.

We support a balanced approach to our academic pursuits, one that makes room for family, friends and extracurricular interests.

He saw philosophy as a source of insight and perspective relevant to politics, but after his early studies, devoted himself to it primarily when temporarily debarred from more active pursuits: one might say that philosophy became, beyond its intrinsic value, a form of alternative public service when the forum was too dangerous for him to enter (for further reflection, see Baraz 2012).

In this view, his entire life will be constituted by a narcissistic self-pursuit, one sanctioned by the God who has already apparently blessed his endeavors.

'Interdisciplinary research can be one of the most productive and inspiring of human pursuits – one that provides a format for conversations and connections that lead to new knowledge.' [ 1] (Committee on Facilitating Interdisciplinary Research 2004, p1) For decades academics have endeavored to address the intricacies and complexities of conducting interdisciplinary research [ 2, 3].