Sentence examples for escape from the problems from inspiring English sources

"This is a great escape from the problems of life in Afghanistan".

'"Except for cartoons, Mario was my only escape from the problems at home," Mario Brotha, a New York-based contemporary artist, tells the BBC.

He is sometimes said to have been a student of Zeno of Elea, and to have devised the atomist philosophy in order to escape from the problems raised by Parmenides and his followers.

The instinct in most fans is to try and use sports as an escape from the problems or bad news of everyday life, but this year sports themselves were often the bearer of bad news.

To help the individual, the poem explains that people must leave the time-bound world and look into their selves, and that poets must seek out a perfection, not bound by time in their images, to escape from the problems of language.

That fact also supplies an escape from the problem.

For the most part "serious" men's football is an escape from all the problems entailed by the existence of another sex.

But I would just have been escaping from the problem if I had gone home at night.

The analysis of Gordon's trade-off shows that transition processes such as the German Energiewende are not only technical problems but increasingly also socio-economic problems that have to be solved by energy governance [6], and because of Thurow's public good approach, no one in society can escape from the unsolved problems of Gordon's trade-off.

Sometimes we all need a nice pleasant escape from the painful problems of the world.

All of this got me evaluating the role of play in my life, and what I discovered is that I have a guilty association with it as something I use as a vehicle to escape from the real problems in my life, or as just another activity that I have to throw myself into in order to master it.