Sentence examples for quest to define a from inspiring English sources

President George W. Bush, they wrote, had just proved that "the quest to define a simple, [George] Kennan-esque concept to guide U.S. foreign policy is fruitless, overrated and even dangerous in the complex world of the 21st century.

What is true is that his barbecue is the authentic expression of his culinary career so far, a decidedly driven odyssey in the quest to define himself as a chef.

It is a community of artists, not necessarily brought together in style, but rather, in a quest to define what it meant to be a black artist in the United States during that period.

Gräfenberg's description put Western medicine on a quest to define and learn more about the spot, purported to be a few centimeters in from the vaginal opening, on the vaginal wall toward the front of a woman's body.

And so, just as the Scarecrow searched for a brain and the Tin Man a heart, Columbus has embarked on a multiyear quest to define the city's soul.

This new quest to define what it means to be a woman has only just begun.

It's a dreary microcosm of Carlton's muddled, mostly failing quest to define what their once-great club stands for in 2015, where it's heading and who is capable of getting it there.

But a torrent of television advertising in the states, particularly in Ohio and Florida, appears to be resonating in Mr. Obama's quest to define his Republican rival.

The regionalist novel dramatized the Latin American quest to define its culture as deriving from yet antagonistic to the continent's natural forces.

I long ago realised that to the African community outside the UK, our quest to define who and what we are must seem perplexing at the very least - as Wole Soyinka has said, "Why must we boast of our negritude?

He's admitting to, and apologizing for, laws he's broken in his quest to define American.