Sentence examples for his recourse from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately for Mr. Moran, his recourse is indeed limited.
A speech defect is also reputed to have induced his recourse to writing.
He breaks down and cuts his wrist, and from then on, self-mutilation is his recourse against stress.
His recourse was self-challenge: cold baths, boxing, rock climbing and, he adds, an addictive cultivation of adventure and risk.
The prime minister was scarcely exaggerating; yet his recourse to scripture also invited the uncomfortable question of who, exactly, is to blame.The question matters to Mr Cameron.
So Deutsch does need his recourse to mixed states.
In the midst of a divorce from the Italian porn star and politician Ilona Staller and a custody battle for his son, Koons decided that his only recourse was to sell his artist's proofs of his works.
When his father upsets Kublai Khan (Benedict Wong), his only recourse is to sell his son into white slavery so that he can control the Silk Road for the Europeans.
This was a major element in Hughes's psychology, starting in his earlier years but becoming much more apparent near the end of what was a tough life, despite his (relatively modest) professional success and his constant recourse to laughter in order to numb his pain.
His only recourse seems to be to challenge his team's manhood.
His only recourse was to return to Blackpool and resume his career as a showman; this became his milieu for the next four years, interrupted by occasional prosecutions for obstruction and a nine-day spell in prison in 1933, for non-payment of rent owing to one of his former London landladies.
