Sentence examples for simple quest from inspiring English sources
The other has been a simple quest for revenue.
Sometimes it's a just a simple quest to feel good.
I was here on a simple quest: curious to know if the inventors of Twitter were as annoying as their invention.
This has been the simple quest of consumerism for the past half-century: to pinpoint with laser-like accuracy the anxieties of the consumer at any given moment, from the nebulous (economic insecurity) to the specific (bird flu).
Andy Mardesich, who lives in San Francisco, created a Web site, www.shooby.com, in 1997 and dedicated it to one simple quest: "Where's Shooby?" "When I first heard the tape, I said, 'I've got to find this guy,' " Mr. Mardesich said.
As a result the difference between the Basel Committee and accounting standards setters is no minor spat: the whole basis of bank accounting is opened up by this apparently simple quest for an acceptable standard on debt provisions.
They are relatively simple quests that give you a lot of experience in "Attack" and in "Strength".
With the enormity of the violence becoming clear, reporters shifted their questions from whether the administration would use the moment to press for stricter gun-control laws (Mr. Carney sidestepped that question) to a simpler quest for President Obama's reaction.
Sometimes the simplest quests make for remarkable drama - Wednesday at 10 30 a.m. and 4 30 p.m. on IFC.
"There is something simple about a quest," she says.
Right now, what I think everyone needs to do is stop treating drinking as an esoteric exercise instead of the simple, spirit-raising quest that it should be.
