Sentence examples for systematically seeking out from inspiring English sources

In the nineteen-fifties, the State Department went through something like a purge, systematically seeking out and firing gay employees, who, given the times, had been living closeted lives.

By Richard Socarides June 22 , 2012In the nineteen-fifties, the State Department went through something like a purge, systematically seeking out and firing gay employees, who, given the times, had been living closeted lives.

But chinks of light begin to shine through as Joel's memories of Clementine are systematically sought out and zapped.

"It was lost to the war; it was lost to the destruction of the monasteries, libraries and collections of books in Tibet that were systematically sought out and burned during the Cultural Revolution".

On the contrary, we systematically sought out debate with the European Parliament as a means for progress.

She is deliberately and systematically, with what she imagines to be full knowledge of the consequences, seeking out what the vestigial Victorianism of her era would see as her ruin.

Provincial investigators seeking out graft.

Rather than just focusing on the people within the four walls of our organizations, we would systematically seek to reach out and cultivate broader networks of participants.

"When I saw the final cut," Palin asserted, "it was clear that CBS sought out the bad moments, and systematically sliced out material that would accurately convey my message".

"Those who deliberately and systematically attempt to undermine the decisions of the courts should be sought out and brought to justice," he said.

He sought out the foreman.