Sentence examples for to be in search of from inspiring English sources

Of the same vintage, certainly, is Forty Suburbs in Search of a City, which is dated by the number of suburbs said to be in search of a city.

More than ever, people seem to be in search of what is truly "authentic".

Now we are all encouraged to be in search of that lost ideal, the Good Mother.

"This is an indictment that seems to be in search of a crime," he added later.

Reagan does not seem to be a thinker, or to be in search of ideas.

And yet the Flickr collection seems to be in search of an iconic, visceral image.

Both smartphones also have significantly larger batteries, which promise to avoid the need to constantly be in search of a power point.

We expect companies to constantly be in search of the next big thing.

He seems to still be in search of something.

In 1964, Clarice wrote, "if I had to give a title to my life it would be: in search of the thing itself".

And companies across all industries — from finance, to energy, to retail — are in search of great developer talent, because everyone needs software and skilled coders to build it.