Sentence examples for remarkable quest from inspiring English sources

Her remarkable quest highlights the 104th Boston Marathon on Monday, but the men's race also offers an extra incentive.

Mr. Douglas had last been at the Firehouse back in October of 2005, the first year the now established venue had started their remarkable quest to present top quality music in the beautifully renovated firehouse on Crown Street.

Atlas doesn't spare us the group's occasional generational rebellions and sibling rivalries, but Brothers Hypnotic is mainly about their music -- their remarkable talent, their quest for recognition, their musical differences with their father, and their ambivalence about commercial success without compromising their artistic and political integrity.

(Ages 10 and up) A remarkable novel of questing.

Fleming's remarkable account of the quest for the North Pole between the 1850's and 1926 picks up where his previous book, "Barrow's Boys," about the British Admiralty's obsession with the Northwest Passage, left off; the two make up a sort of history of 19th-century Arctic exploration.

Room to Read has achieved remarkable results in its quest to educate impoverished communities, building libraries at the amazing rate of one every four hours while spawning local language children's publishing around the world.

The recent homophobic rant by Pastor James D. Manning of Harlem based Atlah World Missionary Church is a chilling reminder that despite remarkable progress in the quest for LGBT equality in the last few years, there is still a long way to go.

Florida's quest was particularly remarkable, since the Gators did not field a women's lacrosse team until 2010.

That's what Cleopatra thought, in her bereavement, but our restive age, in its quest for the remarkable, had a better idea: How about visiting the moon?

His ceramics are remarkable for their seemingly ceaseless quest for variations on the same theme; iterations of an idea with minute and subtle differences.

One might say that a lack of freshness is precisely why "hipster" is so apt: The whole point of a youth movement (and the joke for been-there-done-that adults) is the remarkable way everybody flaunts their quest for individuality by dressing the same way and doing the same things.