Sentence examples for so in search of from inspiring English sources

Most people who leave, like Ms. Kalkbrenner, do so in search of work.

It's one thing to put country in front of club for a gold medal, and another thing entirely to do so in search of a bronze.

Most of the hundreds of thousands of North Koreans who have crossed the border into China have done so in search of food, fleeing the hunger of their homeland.

The notion that those who pursue these paths of radicalisation do so in search of adventure and excitement at a particular age, as Prince Charles expounded during his trip to Jordan this month, is laughable, naïve and troubling.

Although some states have increased the sales taxes on alcohol over the last few years, they've typically done so in search of badly needed revenue and in the hope that it won't dampen consumption — not as a public health measure aimed at reducing drinking.

To be filled with gloomy doubt, and to go limping forward, even so, in search of practical solutions, perhaps even harboring some last shrunken hope for a better world, like a man cupping a match — this was the animating inspiration of Kristol's generation of intellectuals in their postcollege years.

So Scots in search of unimpeachable certainty may be in for a disappointment.

Like a lot of Europeans, they take quite a bit of the summer off, so tourists in search of equine entertainment are better off coming to New York.

Profits for roughly half the firms in the European Stoxx 600 have fallen short of expectations so far.Companies in search of a culprit may want to glance in the mirror.

So those in search of religious certainty have to find it all in the text: if it says the earth was created in six days, or that gay sex is an abomination, them's the facts, end of story.

Certainly there is a grim mystery about Faulkner's life which deserves patient analysis - it's just that Karl is so deeply in search of difficult questions that he is apt to miss the simple answers in front of him.