Sentence examples for through pursuit of from inspiring English sources

We risk propagating immorality through pursuit of vengeance.

Through pursuit of this objective, teaching also becomes more relevant.

In the most interesting argument of the chapter, Stamos follows Robert Nozick and argues that the meaning of life is relative to each individual and that one should strive to be connected to other people and things, and that humans can seek the meaning of life through the pursuit of knowledge or through personal relationships.

Mr. Cameron and Mr. Kugelberg met through mutual pursuit of the MacLise legend.

Intellect is the means whereby musicians enlarge the range of their instincts through the pursuit of new information, reflection, and analysis of the musical material at hand.

In fact, the banks subsidized free checking accounts in part through aggressive pursuit of those very same overdraft fees (from a fairly small percentage of customers).

The Alliance Party was launched in April 1970 in an attempt to break the sectarian mold of politics in Northern Ireland through the pursuit of moderate policies.

"There's nothing to sing here," she said of the Salieri, leafing swiftly through in pursuit of a challenging aria before studying the music in greater detail.

But after all the characters have been through in pursuit of love and contentment, you couldn't say they hadn't earned it.

LONDON — Trying to explain the oeuvre of a great master through the pursuit of a single theme is risky and putting up a big art show to demonstrate the idea is trickier still.

She argued that totalitarian regimes, through their pursuit of raw political power and their neglect of material or utilitarian considerations, had revolutionized the social structure and made contemporary politics nearly impossible to predict.