Sentence examples for no exit from from inspiring English sources

At the end of film, which might have been more appropriately called "No Exit from the Gift Shop" (with all the Sartrean implications intact), Banksy says, philosophically, at the success of his Frankenstein's monster, "Maybe it means art is a bit of a joke".

At the end of the film, which might have been more appropriately called "No Exit from the Gift Shop" (with all the Sartrean implications intact), Banksy says, philosophically, at the success of his Frankenstein's monster, "Maybe it means art is a bit of a joke".

As a result, misfits can feel like there is no exit from their misery.

"But regrettably Syria has now become a problem for the region and there is no exit from this crisis".

Doors would repeatedly open and close, as in a drawing-room farce, but there was no exit from this world of interiors.

Until we admit that the initial decision to invade was wrong, no exit from this terrible and engulfing mess is even remotely possible.

There have been no exits from the single currency and significant steps have been taken to fix the design flaws.

Twenty former housemates from the "No Exit -like rExit -likew's six preality showons are competing for 12 slots in the new house; an audience of 6.1 million cared.

Until that problem is addressed, the eurozone seems no closer to finding an exit from the lobster pot.

They also warned that the rise of Ukip meant there was now the "very real possibility that a 'No' vote could mean an exit from the EU".

They are not protected under UK law because before the referendum no one envisaged an exit from the EU.