Sentence examples for which I sought from inspiring English sources

The next was pasta and lentils, for which I sought and received a lot of advice, ranging from scant and impressionistic, to opinionated and precise instruction.

Your write up, which I sought out as I was interested in how you'd describe such a long and high quality game that visibly had Novak rattled, didn't really do it justice.

What follows is an e-mail exchange with Mr. Liptak this week, in which I sought guidance from him on how a looming Supreme Court case could profoundly affect the role of race and diversity in college admissions, at least at public universities.

My husband said it was typical of me that the first self-help book I've ever read in my life was not one which I sought to learn from but one which totally confirmed the way I think about life anyway – Enjoy Every Sandwich: Living Each Day As If It Were Your Last (Bantam £10.99) by Lee Lipsenthal.

Because the agency informed me when they sent my dossier to a school, I was able to investigate whether the school's educational environment was conducive to that which I sought to be in.

But the problem for which I sought Murray's advice is similarly without precedent.

This is the form in which I seek to express myself.

Don't ever worry about that... Noo Yawka, New York, NY Manhattan is a drug to which I am hopelessly addicted... and for which I seek no treatment.

(A coo is the sound made by a dove. In the same column, Klein wrote of "a political idea whose sell-by date had passed," the coiner of which I seek).

Here is the concluding part of my afterword in the second and updated edition of The phone-hacking scandal: journalism on trial,* in which I seek to place phone hacking in some sort of historical perspective.

Sun-struck, silent, magical — it's freezing cold but I am lost in a fantasy of buzzer-beating shots, variations on the same imagined heroics, the naked, orange rim framing a circle of blue sky, which I seek to fill over and over.