Sentence examples for banishment with from inspiring English sources

She is the daughter of the banished Duke who finds herself obliged, in turn, to go into banishment with her dear cousin Celia and the court fool, Touchstone.

So when a botched assignment in a public restroom necessitates some off-the-grid R&R, he accepts his temporary banishment with customary resignation.

Nigel Lindsay's Bolingbroke is a palpably dangerous figure who treats Richard's remission of his initial banishment with surly disdain and openly scorns the deposed king's self-conscious theatricality.

In terms of must-see festive TV, it rivals Frozen: Christopher Wheeldon's three-act story ballet, which will be broadcast on BBC4 on Christmas Day, also spins a royal tale of magic and banishment, with its own statue-come-to-life climax for Lauren Cuthbertson's heartbreaking Hermione.

Wheelwright received intelligence concerning this publication at about the time he received the letter lifting his banishment with its unwarranted assumptions.

"What goes by the name of love is banishment, with now and then a postcard from the homeland," the novella's female protagonist suggests, quoting Samuel Beckett, and this bleak attitude of acceptance — not existential, precisely, but unsentimental — is what resonates.

As is the case with men's hockey under international rules, fighting is punished with banishment from the game.

But all has changed, all's heavy with banishment, for we are no longer who we were.

Coriolanus's disdain for the common people of Rome, which ultimately leads to his banishment, is etched with poisonous precision.

After crushing the rebellion of Thebes (335), Alexander the Great of Macedonia demanded the surrender of Charidemus, who escaped with banishment.

This occurs when Coriolanus, having defected to the Volsci after his banishment, is confronted with the unseemly spectacle of Volumnia on her knees, begging him to spare Rome.