Sentence examples for quest to live from inspiring English sources

THE gallant quest to "live a life in art" while making a living is what sent Andrew Weems back to school.

In her quest to live a life of purpose, the Seattle-based yogi shed her high-paying accounting job, her husband, and her home.

The chaos of a war-stricken African state provides the setting for his quest to live authentically and free, apart from conventional bourgeois society.

This strict Christian sect has a history of abrupt departures after persecution by governments that grow tired of their quest to live, as Irma puts it, "purely but somewhat out of context".

In their quest to live another day, Will and Arly, two clownish Rebel stragglers, swap uniforms rather than racial identities and end up taking fire from both sides at various points along the march.

Contemporary psychoanalysis and in particular the school of thought that has come to be known as relational psychoanalysis emphasizes greater patient-analyst collaboration, the analyst's selective self-disclosure and other techniques designed to address many of the concerns and limitations Merkin has experienced in her admirable quest to live a more contented life.

And their quests to live, survive and be remembered are as worthy of book-length treatments as those of their white counterparts.

These are the existential questions posed today by Arab men and women — united in their quest, finally, to live as citizens, and not merely as subjects.

I suppose the template is "Don Quixote" — and that late-modern art embodies the Quixotic quest not to live the chivalric adventures depicted in art but to create them artistically in the absence of the experience.

She likens her quest for reasons to live with sailing: keeping an eye out for "darker places" and sailing clear of them.

Sonia Bech, aged 11 - survivor of the "City of Benares" A Spitfire pilot and a brave soldier "A story of a quest" The will to live - and then some!