Sentence examples for escape exactly from inspiring English sources

So to have the privilege of working to create some really beautiful -- not escape, exactly -- but a canvas where they can engage imaginatively is very important at this time".

It's not that there's no escape, exactly.

Syrian refugees have left Syria to escape exactly what happened in Paris.

And the Escape has exactly the same gas mileage as the larger Ford Windstar minivan.

Inner speech is hard to stop or to escape from, exactly as the sound described in Molloy (1951): "[it] is not a sound like other sounds, that you listen to, when you choose, and can sometimes silence, by going away or stopping your ears, no, but is a sound which rustles in your head, without you knowing how, or why.

The filmmakers seem to fear that unintended ambiguities might otherwise creep in and call into question the comforting premise: that everything in Imogene's past that she found problematic in the passion of her youthful ambition is — now that she can't escape it — exactly what she needs, and is generously and bountifully there for the taking.

To those inside, the thrill of this rural desert escape is exactly what made it so special.

Not escape from reality, exactly, but a reminder of just how much reality there is, and how many perspectives on it are possible.

He begins plotting his escape, without knowing just exactly what he's been exposed to.

A great deal of the evil in the world escapes condemnation for exactly this reason: too many Jews feel unable to condemn violence committed by the Israeli state and too many Muslims fail to condemn al-Qaida because of a wilful moral blindness.

It's not exactly escaping into the multiverse, but it's the best we can hope for, the way Rees sees the cosmos.