Sentence examples for immense escape from inspiring English sources

Of all the short stories that François Truffaut could have chosen to adapt, Henry James's "The Altar of the Dead" — a tale of a loner who seeks "an immense escape from the actual" in his elaborate homages to the departed — seems one of the most unlikely.

By Anthony Lane Of all the short stories that François Truffaut could have chosen to adapt, Henry James's "The Altar of the Dead" — a tale of a loner who seeks "an immense escape from the actual" in his elaborate homages to the departed — seems one of the most unlikely.

Of all the short stories that François Truffaut could have chosen to adapt, Henry James's "The Altar of the Dead"—a tale of a loner who seeks "an immense escape from the actual" in his elaborate homages to the departed seems one of the most unlikely.

Rodriguez has made indirect accusations that the Yankees were involved in baseball's investigation as a way to escape their immense financial commitment to him.

But to observers in our own universe, Dr. Guth said, the aneurysm would merely resemble a black hole - a supermassive object whose immense gravity prevents the escape even of light.

(Beyond the event horizon, no light or other energy can escape the immense gravitational force of the black hole).

The rescued girls were sometimes sold into sex slavery by their parents or were convinced, under false pretenses, to escape their immense poverty with the lie of factory work or college study.

Where the windows should have been, there was nothing but starry night sky, and an immense black figure making his escape.

And like a lot of folks around the league, the Celtics are beginning to wonder how Coach Bird escaped Larry Legend's immense shadow so quickly and successfully.

Astronomers can't observe black holes directly because their immense gravity won't let light escape.

So the problems that prevent India escaping dynastic rule are immense.