Sentence examples for quest looking from inspiring English sources

And Christopher is half an hour into a drunken porn quest, looking for that one last thing that will get him to where he wants to be.

Mr Darling may still be striving to avoid nationalisation, but his quest looks ever more forlorn.

And in our time Michael Jackson has notably failed to make the quest look any more sensible or dignified.

I'm the sort of guy who, when embarking on a quest, looks first to the Internet.

But what looks to him like a religious quest looks to Catherine Benincasa, the district attorney, like a man fleeing from the authorities.

Still, absent a collapse in Bush's campaign and a mass outbreak of amnesia among G.O.P. voters, Christie's quest looks like a forlorn one.

But I am afraid he has made Wendy Whelan — who apparently is Namouna herself and the eventual prize of Robert Fairchild's long, meandering, amorous quest — look more like the ostrich ballerina in "Fantasia" than is kind.

On the surface Wyly's quest looks ridiculous.

So what motivated Iwa to make a customer ecstatic and the owners of Dolphin Quest look like heroes?

Sometimes we would drive hundreds of miles in search of cloud-free skies: the long quests looking for the lights always added to the thrill.

In the endlessly storied history of this septic isle, the chapter about Will.i.am the conqueror is the ultimate lost book, a missing link that the Indiana Joneses of the future will take incredible risks to locate, a historical lacuna that will make any Grail quest look like a trip to Boots.