Sentence examples for renewed quest from inspiring English sources

He switched parties last October after his renewed quest flatlined as Gov. George W. Bush of Texas moved for the Republican nomination.

Alongside the hard-edged modern, the zippiness and cheek was the return to droopiness, Pre-Raphaelite soulfulness and the renewed quest for spiritual values and perfection of making.

The moment Frankenstein's yellow-­eyed monster blinks to life is also the beginning of a renewed quest to understand what that life actually means, what makes human existence something more than the low hum of an electrical connection.

Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie return in a renewed quest for fame – they work as hookers to amass cash, invent a gang to beat down some rappers they've dissed and become embroiled in romantic and not-so- romantic situations.

"What about the intellectual authors?" That renewed quest set her up for what she calls a crisis and a second conversion, after three accused officers managed to stave off a trial last year.

10 A.M. (55); 3 P.M. (NBC) THE ELLEN DeGENERES SHOWClint Eastwood talks about his latest film, "Gran Torino"; Jason Mesnick discusses his renewed quest for love on "The Bachelor".

Schrader has renewed his quest, familiar from "American Gigolo" and "Auto Focus," for a shockingly cool erotic film with some wistful attempts at pathos strewn through the action.

Polgar renewed her quest for the world championship; the first step was accomplished by sharing first place with Maya Chiburdanidze at the 1994 Women's Candidate Tournament, held in Tilburg, Neth.

The Senate's top Republican renewed his quest to gut surveillance reform on Monday, this time removing a measure that would disclose major reinterpretations of surveillance law made by a secret court.

"I think I'm in all of the documentaries a little bit and it would be redundant," she told the 92nd Street Y crowd when Ms. Pelosi publicly renewed her quest.

Instead, she dusted off her r鳵m頡nd renewed her quest for the goal she had long desired but never achieved to be a CEO.