Sentence examples for no place from from inspiring English sources

"Utopia" is sometimes said to mean "no place", from the Greek ou-topos; others derive it from eu, as in "eugenics", in which case it would mean "healthy place" or "good place".

Claude Simard's "Pulpit," life size and handsomely made out of mahogany, is a spiral staircase, but at the top there's no place from which to preach.

For Afro-Latinx of the U.S., there is no place from which to return.

There really is no right and wrong, and no place for judgement from either side.

"Prisons are clearly no place for those who suffer from any sort of mental health issue.

"There is no place for armed groups whether from the militias, the tribes or the volunteers..

From Staten Island to the Pyrenees, there is no place safe from a well-hydrated distance athlete.

There are no hiding places from these horses".

But the studio, as the X portfolio proves, is no hiding places from the destabilizing power of sex and politics.

Is there no place else from which the spending could be cut?

Now we have the Internet, a virtual society, the first real no place, speeding from its original state of infinite promise toward some indefinite commercial end.