Sentence examples for escape the notion from inspiring English sources
Still, it is hard to escape the notion of a majestic historical symmetry infusing "Cave of Forgotten Dreams".
But it's hard to escape the notion that, for the team's once invincible crew, more stormy seas lie ahead.
While not necessarily a disaster, it's hard to escape the notion that Romney's speech, like so much of his campaign, was simply a missed opportunity.
But it was hard to escape the notion in the first half of the program, featuring some of the young competition winners, that this was the essential criterion for both participants and judges.
After the triumphs against Montenegro and Poland (neither of whom is ranked in Fifa's top 50), it was difficult to escape the notion that when Hodgson's England encounter the better teams, handwringing comes as standard.
A layman is in no position to Judge whether Mr. D. was a good public servant or a bad one, b ut the layman can't escape the notion that he was a naughty fellow, & he unquestionably went out under a cloud.
Roger G. Kennedy, who was director of the National Park Service in the 1990s, said Mr. Udall "escaped the notion that all public land was essentially a cropping opportunity — the idea that if you cannot raise timber on it or take a deer off it, it wasn't valuable".
This notion did not escape the notice of the notoriously frugal Benjamin Franklin.
"Escape?" the Minotaur said.
