Sentence examples for quest to be seen from inspiring English sources

William's new job is the latest PR stunt from the royal advisers, coupled with the prince's own quest to be seen to be "normal".

With the number of rumours about this film and the Superman vs. Batman movie increasing daily, the latest gossip is that the single Superman film is edging ahead in its quest to be seen first on the big screen.

There was much musing, too, on the delicate balancing act demanded of and calibrated by the royal family in its quest to be seen as legitimate without losing the essential mystique that shields it from any stirrings — heaven forbid — of republican revolt.

The party's final score in last month's local elections, however, in which it won a quarter of the national vote but failed to win outright control of a single local département, showed there is still a glass ceiling, a break on Marine Le Pen's quest to be seen as a normal party like any other.

It's in an airless basement and the organisers have gone all out with the mood lighting, tinted candles, synthy music and what I've come to recognise as the Imperial's top-of-the-range canape selection - Thai nibbles - in a quest to be seen as modern and youthful, right up to the point where they're turning away the oldies at the door.

My, soon you'll have all of New York clamouring for your work!" By 1965, in his continuing quest for the image to be seen as an image, entirely separate from reality, Lichtenstein was painting oversized brushstrokes.

Facebook's undying quest to be your newspaper has seen it launch multiple News Feeds, the standalone Paper app, trending topics, and more.

That quest can be seen in "Into the Storm: Expressions in the American Landscape" at the National Academy Museum, (212) 369-4880, a show of mostly 19th-century paintings depicting various kinds of unsettled weather.

These quests can be seen in any city or by just simply opening the map and finding the blue-colored quest "!" icons.

We don't want to see investors sacrifice their own financial sustainability in their quest to be green.

IN the back room of a SuperTarget in Minnetonka, Minn., a western suburb of Minneapolis, the quest for controlled excellence can be seen from the spotless floors to the posted "error rates," which measure how often a worker puts a product on the wrong shelf.