Sentence examples for quest to form from inspiring English sources
Diddy and B.B. Sean Combs, the hip-hop impresario sometimes known as P. Diddy, plans to continue his quest to form an all-girl band, in a second season of his reality show, "Making the Band," on MTV, The Associated Press reported.
In the Song of Ice and Fire, Daenerys Targaryen is on an extended quest to form her armies and return to take back the crown of Westeros in the belief that this is her divine right.
It is part of our quest to form "a more perfect union" and a reflection of a growing awareness that our seemingly independent lives are rooted together beneath the surface and tied to a common source.
Colbert's months-long quest to form a political action committee of his own has allowed him to call attention, as a parodist, to a campaign finance system that allows for the creation of organizations that can receive unlimited contributions to influence elections.
Her capacity to absorb new sounds and idioms into her own voice and her restless quest to forge new forms of jazz composition had few equals.
When that quest failed, he bolted to form the Progressive Party, nicknamed the Bull Moose Party in a letter to political kingmaker Mark Hanna, Roosevelt had once said "I am as strong as a bull moose and you can use me to the limit".
Many observers expect the divisive strategy to pay off, handing the BJP an early boost in its quest to win enough seats to form the next government.
Many observers expected the divisive strategy to pay off, handing the BJP an early boost in its quest to win enough seats to form the next government, but high turnout may have eroded those gains, he said.
This quest to align form with content is fundamental to our approach.
The prejudice associated with that fact in Marley's remote home village of Nine Miles high up in the Jamaican hills helped to form the powerful quest for identity that he discovered in rastafarianism.
It interposes a primal question mark between feeling and form, and it can kick off a lifelong quest to find a form that fits and/or inculcates a certain looseness and play in one's choice of form at any given moment.
