Sentence examples for failure to escape from inspiring English sources

It has also suffered few greater losses than his failure to escape from his memories, those Furies who eventually claimed him beneath the waters of the Seine.

On this and several other songs, Hallyday's vibrato no longer sounds like the ineradicable symbol of the would-be rocker's failure to escape the irredeemably square chansonnier tradition.

According to the prevailing view today, the injustices entrenched by history or social circumstances cease to matter: the slumdog, too, can be a millionaire, and the individual's failure to escape the underclass is self-evident proof of his poor choices.

You are in a locked room, or series of locked rooms, with a limited amount of time to get out before you are visited by some unpleasant fate: death, permanent incarceration, mild embarrassment at your failure to escape.

"But it was on the wane even then, and now we have written it off," he said of the city's failure to escape the mob image and, judging by the evidence of the continuing indictments, the mob itself.

The project produced at least one major work - Expectations by Mahamat-Saleh Haroun, from Chad, further demonstrated the mastery evident in his features Abouna and Daratt, with an anguished parable of a man shamed by his failure to escape the third world for the first.

In "The Fate of the Earth," a three-part series about the consequences of nuclear war, Jonathan Schell writes about the unearthly calm that came over many of the survivors at Hiroshima: After the escapes, and the failures to escape, from the firestorm, a silence fell over the city and its remaining population.

Helpless behavior in the LH paradigm can be assessed and categorized on the basis of either a continuous variable (i.e., the latency to press the lever), or a discrete one (i.e., the number of failures to escape) [ 1, 2, 10].

Another knock-on, another failure by Toulouse to escape their own half.

To contribute to its comprehension, this paper proposes to develop a synthetic vision of failure in order to escape a behavioral and partial approach from the phenomenon while taking account of the context, the characteristics of the company, and the profile of the entrepreneur.

Part One of The Ego and Its Own is backward-looking, in that it is concerned with the ancient and modern worlds rather than with the future, and negative, in that its primary aim is to demonstrate the failure of modernity to escape from the very religious modes of thought which it claims to have outgrown.