Sentence examples for difficulties to escape from inspiring English sources

The most recent David Cohen winner, Julian Barnes, gave the Clarissa Luard money to the Reading Agency, which encourages young prisoners with learning difficulties to escape confinement in their imaginations by reading for pleasure.

The difficulty to escape LTU is captured by the survival rate at 24 months.

However, in the late 1780s the school closed because of financial difficulties, and, desperate to escape from debt, Wollstonecraft wrote her first book, Thoughts on the Education of Daughters.

However, individuals with emotional difficulties often aim to escape situations that they interpret as threatening or undesirable, and by doing so, serve to maintain the contingency linking the negative emotion to the situation (Trosper et al., 2009).

If anyone is to pay for that, surely it should be the person who has caused the difficulty by trying to escape from his moral obligations".

*On violence in the Ivory Coast: "Violence never comes from God, never helps bring anything good, but is a destructive means and not the path to escape difficulties".

He extricated himself with great difficulty and barely managed to escape the enemy.

"In many instances, they came to the UK to try to escape financial difficulties at home.

It will also be much more ready to escape its difficulties by foreign war.

Yet Danny is both too honest and too self-protectively evasive to escape the difficulties of straddling his two worlds.

Joseph O'Neill seems to channel Flann O'Brien as he wryly portrays himself as only "doing fiction" to "escape the difficulties", creative and financial, of doing non-fiction or poetry.