Sentence examples for seeking rather from inspiring English sources
That assumption is now widely shared, despite the general propensity to describe Kim Jong Il as seeking — rather than already having — a nuclear arsenal.
This latter pattern is understandable if rumour is seen as a seeking, rather than a believing, process, in which every idea, no matter how invalid, provides a way of comprehending a strange or troublesome event.
Sen. Patrick J. Leahy (Vt)., the Judiciary Committee's ranking Democrat, said in a speech that the documents could provide "a practical sense of how, when and why politics and the law intersect for him". He said Democrats "are constructing a targeted catalogue of documents" they are seeking, rather than making blanket requests.
Mr. Bloomberg did not return numerous telephone calls over the past two days for comment, making him unique among the major mayoral candidates -- four Democrats and one other Republican -- who at this point in the race are avidly seeking, rather than avoiding, media attention.
Ikemoto and Panksepp 1999 also give a balanced synthesis, but from the other side of the debate about the direct hedonic importance of mesolimbic dopamine, also described as a seeking rather than pleasure system in Panksepp 1998.
Tip: when you are asked in a job interview why you are leaving a job, it is always best to look forward to what you are seeking rather than backward to what you are escaping.
Johnson fancies himself to be clever, and has soundbite opinions for every occasion; but they are attention-seeking rather than considered, and tell us more about his personal ambition than anything else.
It is, therefore, suggested that alternative solutions be sought, rather than using the worst month scenario.
Savigny sought rather to uncover the content of existing law through historical research.
Many physicists regarded this as a crisis, and some sought rather desperate ways out.
They seek rather to transform the public agenda by creating political desires for a better future.
