Sentence examples for seeking so much from inspiring English sources

Hollywood celebrity brokers debated how much the family would receive and the ethics of seeking so much publicity for young children.

He said that it was "ironic" that McCourt was seeking so much evidence "when he's yet to produce all the documents the commissioner asked in the context of his investigation".

Add all that misinformation to the $133 million the health industry spent on lobbying in just the second quarter of this year, it's not surprising why progressives are seeking so much citizen support in the fight for health care reform.

Oh, Master grant that I may never seek, So much to be consoled as to console.

The depth of New York's resolve, which has awed the rest of the country since Sept. 11, is perceived to be personified by Mr. Giuliani, whose shadow Mr. Bloomberg must find a way to escape artfully as he seeks the support of citizens who barely know him, and from whom he will seek so much.

"I had not sought so much choice for myself, and when I found myself with total sexual freedom, I was unhappy".

Through all this she was seeking not so much for the individual as for an archetype.

At least one eminent historian regarded him as the founding father of newspaper history by seeking out so much rich material.

I wasn't seeking approval so much out of doubt, but wanting to share my excitement about this thing I'd created and this new dream I was committing to.

They seek not so much a seamless fusion as the freedom to move around at will.

One finds the same mixture in Cocteau's "Orphée," which transmitted Greek myths as if in a live broadcast, and in Ravel's "Le Tombeau de Couperin," which sought not so much to mimic Baroque musical form as to uncover a vitalizing force within the act of homage.