Sentence examples for seeking meaning from inspiring English sources
The collective also teaches that the voices should be validated as a means to seeking meaning, even if only metaphorical.
A mopey, drug-addled adulterer who drifts through life seeking meaning doesn't leave that legacy.
The set finds Williams seeking meaning – soul, even – in modern life.
It is a group of people, gathered together, to create a public space seeking meaning in their culture.
Mr. Zaslow was drawn to stories about people seeking meaning in their lives, often in the face of mortality.
The book wryly notes what Esherick, who died in 1970, would have thought of scholars poring through his correspondence and seeking meaning in his furniture forms.
All of us seek meaning in our fleeting lives.
During these years, commencement speakers have urged students to seek meaning and not money.
In it, characters from history and literature seek meaning and order in a topsy-turvy world.
Instead, they seek meaning in the tensions between their inner and outer worlds.
Perhaps not surprisingly, volunteering has become a popular outlet for a generation that seeks meaning in its work.
