Sentence examples for the same pursuit from inspiring English sources

She and Banks were, she realized, engaged in the same pursuit: botanical exploration.

I was involved in the same pursuit, and it was true serendipity.

But it was based on the same pursuit of deregulation, globalisation and credit-fuelled growth that the Tories supported – and started.

Another company in the same pursuit of low-cost rocketry, but more advanced because it has a major investment from its founder, is Space Exploration Technologies, which calls itself SpaceX.

The same pursuit for methodological rigour and academic standing was sought after in CLEAR Symposiums 2006 and 2007, along with the corresponding CLEAR publications (Soh, 2011).

The operational tempo experienced a cultural shift across the board, and the unit continued the same pursuit of operational excellence established by Col. Malavet but with an invigorated sense of purpose.

In its charter, members were charged with responsibility for the same pursuits that continue to concern mental-health associations to this day: improvement of standards of care for the mentally disturbed, prevention of mental disorder and retardation, the conservation of mental health, and the dissemination of sound information.

Engaging in the same pursuits, sharing the same joys and the same sorrows, they were bound to each other by no common feelings of mutual love".

"As we move toward greater gender equality, women are involved in the same pursuits as men, and research shows that men are likely to establish relationships over shared interests," she says.

Deprived of air-conditioning, American Idol, cell phones, blackberries or Internet porn, night after night, day after day, this same small, often bored group saw each other pursuing the same pursuits: golfing, riding, yachting, dancing, dining, drinking, observing and being observed.

To obtain the data shown in Figure 5 C, D, we examined responses of the same FEF pursuit neurons during head-pursuit (target stationary in space) and during passive head rotations with the same amplitude and frequency as the feeder motion.