Sentence examples for in permanent exile from inspiring English sources

A confidante of pharaohs, he eventually lives in permanent exile.

How can they be integrated into a society from which they feel themselves in permanent exile?

He abdicated power and was eventually captured by the British and placed in permanent exile on the remote, stony Atlantic isle of St Helena.

Those pathetic, odious monkeys thought they could tell him, a German director in permanent exile, whom he should and shouldn't be hiring.

In permanent exile, you suspect, Pelevin would wither into aimlessness as a writer and begin drifting, like a buoy without its moorings.

The duke -- who abdicated in 1936, married Wallis Simpson six months later and died in permanent exile in 1972 -- would be, as the British say, gobsmacked to learn how accepted royal mistresses have become in the Windsor family.

But I am sure that in the medium term he is more than capable of uniting the party and restoring to it that quality which it is in danger of sending into permanent exile, that hope of social harmony and mutual obligation which was its best characteristic, even though it was also entwined with notions of deference.

After literally years of this, he was so frustrated that he literally risked a firing squad to go public with what he knew, and ended up in seemingly permanent exile in an autocratic basket-case state, Russia, where he is in constant peril.

The Israelis pulled back and the Palestinians were sent into permanent exile.

He was set to leave on Sunday for a permanent exile in South Africa.

After Kim Jong-il consolidated his place in the hierarchy in the 1970s, he forced his half brother, Pyong-il, to live in a form of permanent exile as the North Korean ambassador to various European countries.