Sentence examples for lead to banishment from inspiring English sources

In the same spirit, I think it also needs to be asked, what is it about climate change that the mention of it should lead to banishment from the preserves of serious fiction?

Breaking that rule, stealing, being violent or causing other problems can lead to banishment by the Village Council -- for 24 hours, a week, 30 days or permanently, depending on the seriousness of the offense.

Solitude, spiritual introspection, communion, compassion, morals, philosophy, literature and independent thought are shunned, scorned and, in extreme cases, lead to banishment.

The program is supposedly aimed only at repeat criminal offenders, but the most frequent citations that could lead to banishment are all minor nonviolent offenses or time-and-place violations.

The first offense would draw a six-game suspension, without pay, while the second would lead to immediate banishment from the league.

They also expressed some concern about the possibility that writing about Shopsin's even now carried the risk of causing overcrowding or inadvertently saying something that could lead to the banishment of the author — and, presumably, his progeny.

This could lead to the banishment of your clique!

Showing enchantment's evil side, is the art of Chitra Ganesh, whose powerful mixed media wall installation "Broken Spell" (2004) shows how deception and desire can lead to punishment and banishment.

She scoffed at warnings from the "yes" campaign — and from a passel of European leaders — that a "no" result could lead to Greece's banishment from the 19-nation Eurozone.

It led to the banishment from all levels of soccer of the six men.

This leads to the banishment of Leontes's infant daughter and the death of his wife.