Sentence examples for quest to discern from inspiring English sources

Women's fashion is the first focus for Kwoller because, say the co-founders, the "aesthetic snap judgement" a buyer makes on a particular dress or handbag is akin to the snap judgement that powers Tinder's never-ending quest to discern who is hot and who is not.

More specifically, it is VP's quest to "discern [Erkennen], in the spiritual evolution and earliest and simplest forms of [communal] life, the spiritual essence of humanity [das geistige Wesen des Menschen] and so too the basic precondition of historical life" (L III: 234), that lets psychology found the historical sciences (L III: 227-8).

In Adulthood -- a kingdom still distant from our shores -- leaders will foster dialogue and pass laws to help their constituents on that very human quest to discern and embrace both life's sweetness and death's certainty with a similar quiet grace.

What began as a quest to discern the civil-military divide, has evolved into The Service Project: an oral history of this generation and themyriad ways in which we are serving in and beyond our communities.

From incinerators to movable bridges, from flyovers to sound-barrier housings, a common aspect can be discerned within the overall work of Maurice Nio, namely, a continuous quest to determine new identities, yet in an ambiguous way, emerging from a supposed default genericness.

In the late 1990s, this work put him in the middle of one of the grandest quests in science, the effort to discern the fate of the universe — whether it would keep expanding forever or collapse one day into the fire from which it had emerged 14 billion years ago.

One man's quest to find perfection.

A quest to find out: "Ripped?

Ah, the quest to cure teenage boredom.

Does this mean the quest to understand ourselves is futile?

Other demographic patterns are harder to discern.