Sentence examples for young seekers from inspiring English sources

The boy, he insists, made mistakes and had bad luck, but he was no different from thousands of other young seekers of the solitary sublime.

The young seekers are middle-aged, and like so many lyric artists were deeper when they still believed they could fuse heaven and hell.

Post-Who his solo music tends to be insupportably grandiose, and is often tied to narratives featuring a troubled young seeker, a troubled old rock star or both.

It's a book about the complex relationship between an experienced person, offering life's lessons, and a young seeker, hoping to acquire them.

The ads would involve a wide-eyed -- or as it turned out, bug-eyed -- young seeker who endures triumphs and heartbreaks, dreaming of home as he undergoes a perilous journey.

When a young seeker privately confessed his doubts about the camp, Mr. Intrabartolo did a little ministering of his own: He slipped the young man a demo recording of "Bare," a musical about gay Christian teenagers in love that he had written with Jon Hartmere.

And yet for most of "us" — with gay men the exception, because Mould's embrace of the bears' burly bonhomie is clearly a major spiritual achievement — what he accomplished as a young seeker on "the trail of rage and melody" is more meaningful than all the saner music he's made since.

His wife was teaching "human potential" classes (think New Age with a 1970s flavor) in the Boston area and O'Reilly befriended a young seeker by the name of Peter Brajer who was a contract computer programmer between jobs.

From the moment he attained a degree of literary eminence, Morgan has made himself available to poetry's younger seekers, his combination of reliability and generosity mingling with a distinct personal reserve.

ON THE SCREEN The Internet can be a dismal place for young job seekers.

The museum has shown ROUTEless?, an exhibition of photographs and writings by young asylum seekers.