Sentence examples for found no escape from inspiring English sources
" Even back in his old neighbourhood, Garvey found no escape from fame.
Weak demand leads to slow growth, and slow growth leads to high and rising unemployment, which then reinforces weak demand and slow growth, and so on, in a vicious cycle from which the economy, obviously, has found no escape.
With his actions, Snowden ignited a debate that will long continue, and Citizenfour, the third film of a post-9/11 trilogy -- the other films landed Poitras on a secret watch list from which she found no escape and drove her to relocate to Berlin -- will stand as an urgent and gripping record.
Children can be cruel, and this child will find no escape from what you all have done together.
Instead he shows compassion in a multitude of unforgettable details – the old, bowed Indian emerging from a cantina carrying an even older, crippled Indian on his shoulders – but finds no escape for himself.
While portraying the cruel and dominating world from which so many young women find no escape, the article failed to mention this administration's aggressive three-year initiative that has made substantial progress in combating this scourge.
If the French model were adopted worldwide, citizens of countries whose laws are restrictive -- regarding sexual issues like homosexuality or contraception, or nonsexual issues like political dissent or religious freedom -- could find no escape, even while visiting or living in more open societies.
Darkness is the fear and depression, from which far too many find no escape.
Repeated exposure to an elevated maze, which consists of open areas and closed areas, may have resulted in the subjects retreating into the darker, closed arms once an initial investigation had found no potential escape routes from the apparatus; such a response was not an option in the hole-board test.
We found no relationship between escape performance and sword length and no effect of sword removal on escape performance.
