Sentence examples for quest of the from inspiring English sources

It could be the spirit quest of the Plains Indians.

Yet, the dry treatise does not betray the passionate quest of the Neoplatonist author.

REDUCING fat around one's midriff and thighs has become a defining quest of the modern age.

The quest of the journey is to see V C the Northern Lights shimmering through the inky dark.

In a quest of the good, the wine panel recently tasted 20 bottles from Chinon and Bourgueil.

Four long chapters are devoted to the quest of the Knights of the Round Table for the sublimely mysterious Sangreal.

First published in 1922, Hesse's slender novel chronicled the quest of the Brahmin Siddhartha to conquer suffering and fear.

It added Arab elements to his music, which over the years has "become more a quest of the inner self".

It is paralleled, across the Atlantic, in the bleak but astringent quest of The Education of Henry Adams (printed privately 1906; published 1918).

The reviewer concluded that the game was "a must-buy for all adventurers" and "gets my vote... for 'Best Quest of the Year'", tied with Ultima Underworld, "both of which redefine the state-of-the-art in their respective genres".

"The weak pound has been a saving grace for many," said Miles Quest of the British Hospitality Association.