Sentence examples similar to escaping from constraint from inspiring English sources

There is allure in escaping from the constraints that button you up and hold you; there is also allure in the constraints and the buttons.

Windsurfing, motorcycling, canoeing — does this demonstrate a longing to escape from the constraints of the classroom?

Ronald W. Reagan came to office the next year with a much more radical critique of MAD, and his presidency was devoted to attempts to escape from its constraints.

While the Irish are looking to temporarily flee their fiscal concerns, the Poles for their part are hoping Euro 2012 will help them escape from the constraints of history.

To the consternation of some comic readers, escape from physical constraints later became the central, relentlessly repeated scene in Marston's Wonder Woman stories, the nature of her inordinate chains, ties, shackles and bindings being scrupulously specified.

But separation of church and state, contrary to what Professor Hamburger calls a "modern myth," was never the ideal invoked by either the framers of the Constitution or dissenting religious minorities like Baptists and Quakers who had been trying to escape from the constraints of established churches in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Virginia and other states.

"It seems a reasonable prediction that some time in this or the next century intelligence will escape from the constraints of biology," Prof Price told the AFP news agency.

Landscapes stand on their own as they are detached from the characters' emotions and gain a new function as a place to escape from the constraints of court life.

Perhaps the earliest steps in tumourigenesis are those that allow a stem cell to escape from the constraints imposed by its position.

"It was like escaping from a prison.

Practice escaping from places.