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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'sought to know' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone was trying to find out something or was searching for knowledge or information. For example: Joe sought to know the answer to the complex math problem.
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Schools have sought to know the content of college courses so that they might prepare their students for college studies.
Kazin grew up in a time and place when ardent young strivers sought to know and read everything.
This time around, in his letter, Senator Markey also sought to know how many times federal officials invoked Sec.
We have, since 1978, furnished materials to scores of institutions across the country that have sought to know more about what we have done.
"I am unaware of any case in which the government has sought to know not just the identity of readers, but their surfing habits," Mr. Lacey said.
A court that proactively sought to know the role played by dams in a natural disaster grew focused on the fortunes of six specific dams.
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By not knowing their 'label', and not seeking to know it, they could avoid the fear, shame, devaluation of themselves and the low expectations to future opportunities.
It seeks to know that grain of sand the way a lover seeks to know the face of the beloved.
They know, or seek to know, how they love, who they love.
Religious affiliation is another choice that a woman may make in seeking to know herself in sobriety.
He never speaks to her nor seeks to know anything about her.
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