Sentence examples for what is sought from inspiring English sources
What is sought is, first of all, to make us afraid of each other.
And what is sought from the terror is the people who are afraid.
What is sought is a quantitative understanding of the possibilities and limitations of the basic Darwinian process.
When a child steals what is sought... is not the object stolen; what is sought is the person, the mother from whom the child has the right to steal because she is the mother.
But in Measure for Measure what is sought is merely reconciliation, some end of the war between Body and Mind.
What is sought is a way of computing the "on sum" degree of justification of a conclusion in terms of the degrees of justification of all relevant premises and the strengths of all relevant reasons.
What is seeking to express through this situation?
What was sought to be attained was the choice of an impartial arbiter.
Lifting the Jackson-Vanik Amendment would acknowledge that what was sought in 1974, emigration, has been achieved.
This conclusion is what was sought for.
We assume 'what is sought' and follow through its consequences until we reach something accepted as true, when we reverse the process and derive the consequences of what we reached, in demonstrating the truth of what we sought.
