Sentence examples for searching for himself from inspiring English sources
Some years down the road, he may still be searching for himself, but at least he'll be searching.
As his friends married, had children and moved away for new jobs, Katzenmoyer was still searching for himself.
Our highlight is the touching blues ballad A Mil Millas ("A Thousand Miles Away"), which depicts a man searching for himself but whose possibilities seem blocked to him.
After being drafted in the first round by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 1994, Dilfer never developed into the star scouts had projected, and he has spent most of his National Football League career enduring criticism and searching for himself.
He puts up with her view of him as the local "snowflake," the ghetto pansy, as it were, because he knows that without her he'd end up as just another lonely queen — a theatrical convention as old as Salome — flipping through his former diva's scrapbooks, searching for himself in the background.
In his debut nonfiction novel, writer Adam Valen Levinson visits places like Afghanistan and Iraq, searching for himself in the process.
The Facebook page was created with the hope that if Sunil searched for himself, he would find loving messages from his family and friends.
Mr. Wenders searched for himself in a lot of places when he was young: he briefly studied medicine, then psychology, then romance languages and after that philosophy.
Felt had an inventive period as he searched for himself, successively throwing suspicion on the county prosecutor in Miami, on the US Attorney's office in Washington, and even on someone in the White House.
Felt had an inventive period as he searched for himself, successively throwing suspicion on the county prosecutor in Miami (where some of the White House's illegal money had been laundered), on the US Attorney's office in Washington, and even on someone in the White House.
THE interior designer Orlando Diaz-Azcuy seeks out rare antiques for his clients, but he also likes searching for surprises for himself at flea markets and used furniture stores.
