Sentence examples for pursuit something from inspiring English sources

Art is often promoted as a leisure pursuit, something fun to see on a wet Sunday afternoon.

— to seek it; what seems complex is the idea that what we're entitled to is, indeed, a pursuit, something strenuous and not necessarily successful.

Naismith saw the game as a pedagogical pursuit, something to occupy the men during the cold winters in Springfield, Mass., and not incidentally to spread the robust gospel of muscular Christianity.

But with adoring Austen a largely female pursuit, something nags: Can dudes love her too?

DG: I began by thinking this was an individual pursuit, something to master myself.

Other events on the day include moustache wrestling, cucumber sandwich discus, tea-pursuits, something called "briefcase phalanx" and, perhaps worst of all, "not playing tennis".

She was, perhaps, in pursuit of something.

It's a genuine, sincere pursuit of something meaningful".

Teenage girls have babies, she says, in pursuit of something understandable.

The pursuit of something new is deliciously entertaining when the fans care so much.

"I think it's the dogged pursuit of something valuable as opposed to some irrational pursuit".