Sentence examples for which she seeks from inspiring English sources

The archives also include private documents, such as a moving handwritten letter from De Gaulle's niece Genevieve to her "dear uncle Charles" in which she seeks advice on the best way to serve in May 1943.

But she also offers confidential thoughts in "Zen," in which she seeks stillness in a near-whisper amid guitar and thumb-piano syncopations, and in "Dianfa": "Do you want to know my fears?

In Atonement, the character Bryony writes fiction in which she seeks "to show separate minds, as alive as her own, struggling with the idea that other minds were equally alive".

Rather than simply playing and talking about classical selections, she creates themed hours in which she seeks to amplify the emotional aspects of the music by incorporating poetry, love letters and other writings.

We root for her even after we learn that she is aligned with a shadowy criminal syndicate known as the Absence, through which she seeks the theft of an obscure painting by Salvador Dali that languishes in, of all places, the Rikers Island jail complex.

Now Leala, a political journalist, has made a programme for BBC Radio 4 in which she seeks to understand what happened to her father and why, despite his background as a doctor and his long experience of witnessing his wife's alcoholism, Pad was unable to prevent himself falling prey to the same addiction.

Angelica was the product of a large Mexican-American family, which she sought both to honor and surpass.

That claim was made by Mr. Cohen's former wife, in a 2009 lawsuit in which she sought $300 million.

Jamie Scott wrote a letter that was posted in January 2009 on a site called Strange Justice in which she sought public support to pressure Mississippi officials.

The fourth-century empress Pulcheria, for example, got amazing mileage out of advertising her sustained virginity, through which she sought identification with the Virgin herself.

The amusement was ephemeral, like the ebullience, which fluctuated, for Arbus, with periods of tenacious gloom that she understood were "goddamn chemical," and for which she sought therapy and medication.