Sentence examples for sought one from inspiring English sources

Chávez talks incessantly about building an alliance of nations that can challenge the United States; he has sought out relationships with Iran (and had earlier sought one with Saddam Hussein), China, Russia (Chávez has called Putin one of his "buenos amigos"), and, of course, Belarus.

In looking for instruments for measuring QOL among dermatology outpatients, we sought one that was short enough to impose only a minimal burden on the patients, one that gives information about areas of interest that are not covered by other measures, and one that would allow data collected in Japan to be compared with those collected in many other countries [ 8].

Wilby goes on to argue that the coalition has no mandate and should have sought one as Lloyd George did in 1918 and Ramsay MacDonald in 1931 – such wholesome analogies – because voters only have one chance in five years to influence policy.

But only Mr. Koch audaciously sought one.

O'Neill said he was amazed that the police sought one after his acquittal.

When Terry Bock of Stamford decided to change cars, he sought one with better mileage than the family's Ford Explorer.

This is a common idiocy of our age, hardly unique to Jews: to seek one's value in one's devaluation by others.

It takes a great deal more impetus than boredom to put one on, or even to seek one out.

SOME people, of course, shun the group atmosphere and seek one-on-one therapy.

Steve Schwartz, an LSAT tutor, said the new LSAT figures were not a surprise, given the steady decline in the number of students seeking one-on-one tutoring.

"We seek one, unified, organizational philosophy".