Sentence examples for true quest from inspiring English sources

Is this perhaps our true quest?

In the cinema or elsewhere, there's no true quest without the temptation of evil, of the other, or of nothingness.

But the true quest for Mr. Padolecchia, who has held diplomatic posts in Asia and is the president of Euro China, an organization devoted to increasing economic cooperation between China and the West, is clearing up a historical mystery.

Though largely unaware of Carl Jung's psychologizing of alchemy as the true quest for "living gold," this is precisely what the equine alchemists were after when the owners of the sport's two most celebrated racemares - the 2009 Horse of the Year, Rachel Alexandra, and the 2010 Horse of the Year, Zenyatta - arranged matings for their queens' initial year as broodmares.

One self-confessed "Indiaphile", the Canadian-based writer Mariellen Ward, said: "The book and movie have none of the hallmarks of a true spiritual quest.

The glue that underpins such faith is the principle of Biblical inerrancy a certainty that the Scriptures are infallibly and unchangingly true.A quest for certainty is an American tradition.

You see one and have to track down them all, a true cinephilic quest in the decades before DVDs, Netflix, and Karagarga, the obscurantist torrent site where I downloaded my way through his body of work in grad school.

It doesn't appear (to me) to be a true, untainted quest for spiritual clarity, but instead appears to be a club that you join if you want to get into heaven".

To promote the check-in system, Meebo will announce a True New Yorker Quest in which users can get badges for visiting Web sites for publishers like Vera Wang and the Brooklyn Cyclones.

It's true that contemporary quest narratives such as, say, Life of Pi begin to look a lot like Odysseus's voyage (specifics such as Royal Bengal Tigers notwithstanding) and Jane Eyre or Pretty Woman look like rehashed Cinderella stories, when their plot structures are isolated.

I was struck afresh when last rereading The Eagle how – without the tension letting up for a second – she allows a good chunk of the centre of the book to be occupied by the sensations and consequences of Marcus's injury, before the true adventure, the quest to find the eagle, can begin.