Sentence examples for escape the powers from inspiring English sources
Brady has been on hunger strike since 1999 and wants to escape "the powers of compulsory treatment".
And he longed to construct objects so small that they would escape the power of the mediating glass, remain submerged in the dark kingdom of the invisible.
The Peraglias sold their house to buy a bigger one just down the road, not to escape the power plant situated less than five miles away.
Christ's death, then, defeated sin in both senses: his blood brought atonement for transgression, and his death allowed those who were "united with him" to escape the power of sin.
A second interpretation of Christ's death appears in Galatians and Romans: those who are baptized into Christ are baptized into his death, and thus they escape the power of sin (e.g., Romans 6).
It provided the major routes followed by the Bantu-speaking peoples during their recurrent southward migrations; and in the 1830s the Voortrekkers (pioneer Boer farmers), who moved northward from Cape Colony to escape the power of the British, made the Highveld their home as well as their highway.
Another explanation for the relocation of the capital city may have been because Emperor Kammu wished to relocate the capital to an area with better transportation routes, and/or to escape the power of the Buddhist clergy (Hall 1993).
Few actors, regardless of any current success in their careers, can ever truly escape the power of nostalgia.
As Staeheli and Lawson (1995, p. 332) point out, '… researchers cannot escape the power relations even when they wish to do so.
In any case, there's no escaping the power of systems biology and bioinformatics.
