Sentence examples for pursuit under from inspiring English sources

Georgio affixes the label "sexual fetish" to his pursuit under certain conditions, specifically when beautiful women step on him and really get into it.

I admit to fantasies of brave indifference toward animal suffering and indeed am not all that compassionate a person, but the thing about fish is that they are so strange and gorgeous and lead lives of such terror -- first in the flight and pursuit under the water, then if they escape that, us -- that I am fascinated by them.

The Admiralty in London did not discover that the French had sailed until 24 December, and the two squadrons they prepared in pursuit, under Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Strachan and Rear-Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren, did not sail until January 1806, by which time the French had disappeared into the Atlantic.

We tested several different quantitative models with the aim of identifying the signals that governed smooth pursuit under steady state conditions, and the influence of the motion's predictability on the relative contribution of these signals.

But after Hot Pursuit under-performed in the US earlier this summer, distributor Warner Bros was probably never going to bet the farm by pushing the film in the UK.

Maynard criticised the original cut for placing too much attention on Salinger as a "victim" without fully addressing his pursuit of under-age girls.

The two writers were very publicly on opposite sides in a contentious debate: Dworkin was rejoicing in a recent Supreme Court decision that, in her words, "had ruled child pornography illegal"; she saw Ginsberg as "a pedophile... exceptionally aggressive about... his constant pursuit of under-age boys".

Early last year, Chief Bratton asked television news directors informally to reduce or even halt their coverage of police pursuits, under the premise that they were treated as entertainment and that the broadcasts could encourage flight by suspects who want a moment in the spotlight.

Two British squadrons were hastily mustered and dispatched in pursuit, one under the command of Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Strachan and the other under Rear-Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren.

That is, recent work discovered that the behavioral effects of unconscious and conscious reward pursuit diverge under some circumstances.

Buyers in pursuit of properties under $3 million are especially amenity averse.