"escape from the truth" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when someone is willfully avoiding or denying the reality or truth of a situation. Example: After years of avoiding his family, Sam finally returned home and faced the harsh truth of his father's illness, unable to escape from the truth any longer.
Mr. Czyzewski said the recent history of Eastern Europe -- especially the wars of Yugoslavia, where long-suppressed ethnic identity exploded into violence after Communism fell -- pointed to a strong conclusion: "You will pay a price for all ignorance, for all restrictions and ideological systems you create to escape from the truth," he said.
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Fantasy is more than an escape from the truths of the world and the past, it is an open acknowledgment that those truths are complex and morally difficult.
Levine begins "The Escape," from The Simple Truth, by stating: "To come to life in Detroit is to be manufactured / without the power of speech".
You can change the tournament and relocate to a stadium that is not on the Premier League road map but there is no escape from the unforgiving truths.
Suddenly, from this perspective, I can't escape the truth: Everything has meaning.
Rodgers biographer Meryle Secrest terms this change a mistake, leading to a more fantastic afterlife, which was later criticized by The New Republic as "a Rotarian atmosphere congenial to audiences who seek not reality but escape from reality, not truth but escape from truth".
The crux of the conversation stems from Kendzior's recent article, "At long last, a forum where Trump cannot escape the truth". Kendzior is currently a columnist for the Globe and Mail, where she focuses on U.S. politics.
The sceptical see the IRA's latest move as a final escape from the decommissioning demand, rather than as a triumph for British firmness.The truth may be that this was a draw, rather than a triumph for anyone.
He added: "However, we cannot escape from the financial reality faced by the whole public sector, and the uncomfortable truth is that education cannot be exempt from budget reductions.
