And I believe nowhere is that more possible than through literature and writing.
Ketifa ran out the back gate and fled by bus straight for Uganda's border with Kenya, believing nowhere in the country would be safe.
Thus, as satire, it fails miserably because the target, if Mr. Blitt and his editors are to be believed, is nowhere to be seen.
"I've visited beaches all round the world and believe me, nowhere comes close," he says, before offering a lesson on the correct way to negotiate the surf.
First is a negative interpretation of the trauma and the normal feelings that follow, for example believing that "nowhere is safe", "I attract disaster", or "I can't cope with stress".
Dr Oram believes that nowhere did old habits die harder than in Wales.
Her insistent visits to the correctional facility, as Dean nervously awaits his parole hearing, are hard to believe, but nowhere near as incredible as the sheltered girl's deepening, if guileless, involvement with Dean's former partners in crime.
The commodity markets, he believes, are nowhere near oversold in the long term, and that certain commodities, like gold and silver, have a lot of room to run over the next few years no matter what happens.
While GM researchers had made progress by 1998, the technical hurdles were steep; and GM believed it was nowhere near placing an automobile with a new type of powertrain on the market.
But he and his allies believed that place was nowhere near them.
