Sentence examples for seeking out things from inspiring English sources

Learn to stop seeking out things which make you lustful.

"Rather than seeking out things that may be harmful, having your secret coding be foreign literature that you read in the library is pretty great," said Mr. Zabriskie, a lanky redhead who fell in love with comics as a boy and with manga in his 20s, when it hit the United States in the 1990s.

Allan Mottus, editor of The Informationist, a cosmetics trade publication in New York, said that consumers have been rejecting the status symbols and artifice of the booming 1990's dot-com economy and seeking out things that seem more real and uncluttered -- a trend that has only accelerated since the terrorist attacks.

You can foster a spirit of openness by seeking out things that are new and different in your daily life.

"He liked seeking out things — the thrill of the find," said Jean Marana, Smith's sister, who would accompany him on the hunts.

Furthermore, by seeking out things that are warmer than their surroundings, while avoiding those that are cooler or much hotter than their host's body temperatures, these mosquitoes tune their thermotaxis toward targets that resemble a human to feed upon.

In particular, they sought out things that would help him draw out universal themes.

I would seek out things that were more and more hard-core.

So I don't think the right thing is to reach back into history and to seek out things you can apologise for.

"One of the best things you can do in terms of the planet is to seek out things that are sourced close to home," said Ms. Stephenson, a founder of Ideal Bite, a Web site about ways to go green.

"I don't think the right thing is to reach back into history and to seek out things that we should apologise for.