Sentence examples for represented quest from inspiring English sources

It took Qwest a year and a half to find a tenant, said Leonard Zimmerman, a managing director for Grubb & Ellis, which represented Quest.

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

For Beckmann, the story of Jason and the Golden Fleece may have represented the quest for knowledge that drove him to make art.

The composer's life may be one long descent into madness, but his music represents a quest to escape the horror, or, failing that, to capture it with all the resources at a composer's command.

These foundational documents of journeys and settlements presage the documentary tradition in Canadian literature in which geography, history, and arduous voyages of exploration and discovery represent the quest for a myth of origins and for a personal and national identity.

The overdose would represent the quest of a safe place away from time.

They do not represent the quest for human justice.

"I was really interested in what they represent, the quest for happiness, a good education, a nice family life in the 'American way of life' style.

I will not and cannot speak for the AIB, but I don't believe that porn research or penis-measuring machines tell us squat about bisexuality or represent a quest for bisexuality.

It is an attack on Jews around the world for whom Zionism has represented their historical quest for peace and security in the face of anti-Semitism and what has followed from it: deprivation, deportation and extermination.

The Catholic Church decided (agreeing with some critics) that films like "Wings of Desire" (1987), "Paris, Texas" (1984), "The American Friend" (1977), "Kings of the Road" (1976) and "Alice in the Cities" (1974), movies that deal with alienation, disengagement and a lack of identity, represented a spiritual quest.