Sentence examples for escape from making from inspiring English sources

I started collaging as an escape from making meaning.

The persistent number of respondents who either insisted on strict equality (3%) (treating both patients as equal), or declined to respond to the questions, may reflect respondents' escape from making difficult decisions, aversion to hypothetical choices or indeed a strong preference for equality [ 14].

Prisoners' living quarters were then divided into groups of ten, which motivated the POWs to keep a close eye on others to prevent them from making escape attempts.

The title of Joonas Neuvonen's "Reindeerspotting: Escape From Santaland" makes explicit the film's premise: to take the kind of intimacy and immediacy Danny Boyle achieved in his fictional story of Glasgow heroin addicts, "Trainspotting," and apply it to a documentary about Mr. Neuvonen's fellow drug users in northern Finland.

It is a calming routine for both father and daughter, a treasured escape from times made hectic by divorce and a thousand other pressures.

The publication of his diaries in a book edited by Thomson and published by Penguin, The Raqqa Diaries: Escape from 'Islamic State', makes him a high-profile target.

When reading about Knausgaard's Munch, it's hard not to think about the protagonist of the autobiographical My Struggle: Both use art as a means to escape from, and make sense of, the social complexities and pressures of everyday life.

In the absence of GSH, nitrite was the only product observed, but we always found far less nitrite than the 1.5 µM NO that is released by 1 µM DEA/NO, confirming the large contribution that NO escape from solution makes to NO disappearance under the conditions of this study.

The author of "The Bondwoman's Narrative," an autobiographical novel written in the 1850's, describes herself as "a fugitive slave, recently escaped from North Carolina," making her text a remarkable historical discovery.

During her pregnancy Nancy helped her friend Mitzeee (Rachel Shenton) after she escaped from prison, making Nancy stressed.

MOMA offers a centenary retrospective of some familiar tours de force, including "Major Barbara," "My Fair Lady," and "The Agony and the Ecstasy," as well as four collaborations with Joseph L. Mankiewicz, from "Escape," made in 1948, to "Cleopatra".