Sentence examples for pursuits of from inspiring English sources
But they yoke those ideals to pursuits of frisky entertainment or earnest politics.
Traditional pursuits of contemplative theology and history gave way to new interests in logic and law.
Of course, Shanghai would anyway be pouring money into its favourite pursuits of demolition and construction.
The differing economic pursuits of Hima and Iru gave rise to different modes of life.
Before him, blood sports and their literature were pursuits of the aristocracy.
It was one of the biggest pursuits of the time", Huxtable says.
In Suffolk his lifelong pursuits of botany, ornithology, entomology (specialising in spiders) and old churches flourished.
Pokémon Go offers the players a chance to revert to the pursuits of their childhood.
It's just that his struggles and goals are different from the stock pursuits of notoriety, status or romance.
With culpability in mind, there is no logic to the punishment dealt to academic and athletic pursuits of the uninvolved.
Experts, even those who urge more restrictive criteria for chases, said pursuits of violent crime suspects were warranted.
