Sentence examples for escape the feeling of from inspiring English sources
There is a sense of the band emerging into adulthood and realising they can't escape the feeling of being trapped.
The sites I visited were all safe, for now – but it was impossible to escape the feeling of encroachment, with next-door land being built on.
It is not the real thing, and sometimes it's hard to escape the feeling of walking through a series of maquettes, built at the wrong scale.
Though some hospitals have tried models similar to those of birthing units, with nicer wallpaper and furniture, some families still cannot escape the feeling of a hospital setting.
It is ironic that Lee should be the focus of so much attention in a home so close to the small town she fled in the 1950s, to escape the feeling of being watched all the time.
Hiking through marshes, or watering flowerbeds and lugging garden hoses around, I sought to escape the feeling of cultural busyness of daily life in Manhattan and the anxiety of political life in America in 2017 but I also wanted perspective.
He says he offers older Japanese a chance to escape the feelings of isolation in what he calls an Americanized society in which elderly parents, who traditionally lived with their children and grandchildren, are now increasingly residing alone.
Another former Olympian, Amir Khan, despite having been born in Bolton, has found it impossible to escape the feelings of alienation faced by a vast majority of British Asians throughout his career.
What lies behind these posts may be a desire for self-expression and an attempt to escape the feelings of isolation that self-harm can bring, according to Wedge, chair of the volunteer-led self-injury charity LifeSigns (the charity only uses first names for its members).
But for those for six weeks between his death and my asking for help, I drowned myself in alcohol to escape the feelings of grief.
My mission was to seek out food that tasted good and helped me escape the feelings of turmoil over a stressful job, unhappy relationship and the deep sorrow over slowly losing my father to Alzheimer's disease.
