Sentence examples for violent pursuit from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt made conservation a vital, almost violent pursuit.

The greatest sympathy is reserved for the families of those who were killed by the bombing and in the violent pursuit that followed — and for the dozens who were severely injured in the blasts.

The challenge to an open society is how to deal with, and defeat, those who exploit its freedoms in violent pursuit of a closed, intolerant, and unfree society; the danger accompanying that challenge is that every step we ourselves take in the direction of unfreedom, however necessary it may be or seem to be, is a small triumph for the enemy.

The violent pursuit resulted in the temporary closure of the eastbound 91 Freeway between Magnolia Avenue and Tyler Street.

Alternatives to the violent pursuit of "safety" and self-interest do not appear in the story; there's no acknowledgement they even exist.

Two people suspected of opening fire at a crowd in Anaheim led police Wednesday on a violent pursuit through Orange County, ramming their car into officers' vehicles as they tried to elude capture.

But Brendan's roots and his future are entangled in more violent pursuits.

During a life dedicated to the non-violent pursuit of freedom, he became known as Mahatma, meaning Great Soul.

Yet notwithstanding that sincere gratitude, many Libyans continue to associate America, because of its actions in Iraq and Afghanistan and its defense of Israeli policy, with violent imperial pursuits and double standards.

The exhibit shows that the macho master of violent and bloody pursuits, of pared-to-the-bone prose, was, in fact, a sentimental old thing.

The new materials showed that the macho master of violent and bloody pursuits, of pared-to-the-bone prose, of bullying outbursts and fearsome competitions, was, in fact, a sentimental old thing who hung onto old bullfight tickets, hunting licenses, telegrams, homework from his son Patrick, and Christmas cards from forever ago.