Sentence examples for should not be sought from inspiring English sources
The Justice Department should investigate and the Pentagon should make clear to military commanders that his reports should not be sought or relied on.
"The grief and loss to her family and friends caused by her death cannot and should not be sought in any way to be expiated by the sentence I pass today".
Advocates of this school maintained that the norms of Shintō should not be sought in Buddhist or Confucian interpretations but in the beliefs and life-attitudes of their ancestors as clarified by philological study of the Japanese classics.
I had lived my life believing two things - that pain should not be sought, but, by the same token, it should never be avoided, because there is a lesson in facing adversity.
It allows for a divergence between desire and value such that the akratic individual can be attracted to a value that should not be sought at that point in time.
Wiggins invokes value incommensurability to capture the idea that a gain in the value that should not be sought does not reduce the loss in choosing what is not best.
"Writers should not be seeking the glory of the byline," he noted in his "Journal des Années Noires", which was published just after the war.
Goring then injected some perspective into his thoughts, saying Islanders fans should not be seeking Stanley Cup finals tickets just yet.
State officials expressed surprise at the lawsuit, saying that Boston Medical received $1.5 billion in state funds in the past year and should not be seeking more in the midst of a fiscal crisis.
"It seems to me," Professor Beckwith wrote, "that a man whose sins arose as a consequence of the pursuit of political power and the unwise use of it after he became Speaker of the House should not be seeking the most powerful office in the world".
The prime minister's spokeswoman said of the claims made by Cage: "It is completely reprehensible to suggest that anyone who carries out such brutal murders … they are the ones responsible and we should not be seeking to put blame on other people, particularly those who are working to keep British citizens safe.
