Sentence examples for escape determination from inspiring English sources

He argued that if individuals wanted to be truly sovereign (e.g., free from the imperatives of capitalism) they should pursue a "general economy" of expenditure, giving, sacrifice, and destruction to escape determination by existing imperatives of utility.

Among those I met, this has only boosted their determination to escape north.

But when it was over, No. 1 Connecticut showed just enough toughness and determination to escape with a 75-74 victory.

Mr. McKayle depicts prisoners on a chain gang: their daily drudgery, their romantic desires and their determination to escape.

As always with DV8, the physical side of the show is impressive: one female performer illustrates the determination to escape a forced marriage purely through sinuous hand and hip movements.

But the key connection with suburban girls and boys from outsider backgrounds was that determination to escape, as I found when I made my Radio 4 documentary I Dressed Ziggy Stardust.

But the spirit of sly resistance that Laforet's novel expresses, its heroine's determination to escape provincial poverty and to immerse herself in "lights, noises, the entire tide of life," has lost none of its power of persuasion.

David Jones was born on Dec. 9, 1938, in Eatonville, Fla., where an incident he witnessed as a youngster remained seared in his psyche and fueled his determination to escape from a dead-end life in the segregationist South.

Nightingale is shown not precisely as a feminist (she did not believe in the equality of the sexes and did not approve of the bold new women doctors), but as one motivated by determination to escape the frustration and boredom of the life women were expected to live in the home.

Worse, Jung argues that the modern world has developed a positive fear of the unconscious because it escapes the precise determination, analysis and control promised by modern science.

Although we try to create objectivity with the help of scoring instructions, we cannot escape the fact that the determination is still made through the subjective observations of the surveyors.