Anyway- GOOD luck in your pursuits that are so very interesting!
On the way to the courts, we talked about tennis and poetry, two pursuits that are often labeled elitist.
"Many filmmakers portray teenagers as immoral and ignorant," Hughes remarked in 1985, "with pursuits that are pretty base..
Scott: Part of the history of strained pulp is the long march to respectability of cultural pursuits that were once deemed trivial or disreputable.
"Many filmmakers portray teenagers as immoral and ignorant," Hughes remarked in 1985, "with pursuits that are pretty base... But I haven't found that to be the case.
At least in theory, "the invisible hand," or market system, sets compensation levels to lead workers into pursuits that are the most productive to society.
What begins on "Downton" as a new liberty to follow your heart, to dare love that others find unwise, has culminated in "Girls" in romantic pursuits that are dully mercenary and often unwise.
Most common of the various leisure activities are the "casual," essentially hedonic pursuits that are undertaken mainly for the pure fun of doing so and that require minimal skill and knowledge.
Both Ms. Smith and the Very Rev. Jane Shaw, who became the cathedral's dean in 2010, share a vision of bringing together art and religion, historically-linked pursuits that are sometimes at odds in modern America.
Film has been buried alive, sharing cemetery space with the novel, painting, serious theater, rock 'n' roll and all the other still-vibrant artistic pursuits that are routinely mistaken for corpses or shambling, brain-dead zombies.
