Sentence examples for quest to represent from inspiring English sources

His works were revolutionary in their quest to represent what was invisible.

And the New York Times has drawn criticism for defending its more controversial content from an animation widely condemned as homophobic to a profile of a white nationalist that seemed to normalize neo-Nazi views and behavior in its quest to represent all corners of society.

They represent a rich source of information in our quest to map the chemical space of bioactive molecules to phenotypic and target space.

She just finished her first novel and is about to embark on the quest for an agent to represent her.

Computer games use sophisticated technology to represent quests involving dragons to be slain and princesses to be saved and married.

Among the two dozen defendants were the major broadcast television networks and their affiliated production studios as well as several major talent agencies, which the writers said refused to represent them in the quest to get work.

Very powerfully, this wandering community is made to represent the historic Jewish quest for a home, for the fulfillment of God's promise of the land of Israel to the people of Israel.

Upon the enthusiastic response of Bryony Evens, a reader who had been asked to review the book's first three chapters, the Fulham-based Christopher Little Literary Agents agreed to represent Rowling in her quest for a publisher.

Where novel 'omics' technologies such as microRNA analysis and epigenomics, are becoming increasingly available, integrated data analysis seems to represent the way forward in our quest for better understanding human health risks in relation to exposure to toxic agents.

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AF is a heterogeneous condition likely to represent a number of underlying pathologies and a lack of aetiological classification may have hindered the quest for improved diagnostic markers.