Sentence examples similar to escape from sight from inspiring English sources
Dargis enthuses that Audiard shows us the truth of another human being who might otherwise escape from our sight because he is too foreign, or whom we might try to pity just to feel safe.
Countless experiments have been planned over a cuppa, and a quick break in the tea-room is the ideal place to mull over tricky problems (as well as escaping from the sight of that experiment which has just failed for the fourth time).
To understand it, Sprinkles continues, you have to "keep sight of the things you're trying to momentarily escape from" by dancing.
James claimed Collier's incompetence had allowed the Constitution to escape from Boston, while his failure to bring her to action when his squadron later sighted her was attributed to what amounted to cowardice on his part.
From "Escape from the Senate," by Jeff Shesol.
Escape from template tyranny.
The question arises, though: Escape from what?
Think "Escape from New York," but with crossbows.
Therefore it prevents energy that otherwise would escape from escaping.
IT IS hard to escape from history.
