Sentence examples for possibility of escaping from inspiring English sources

If there is any possibility of escaping normalcy, it lies downtown.

Yet if "shipping" has replaced the musical subcultures of old, then what's lacking is the possibility of escaping celebrity reference points altogether.

That man, a famous poet, is dying of cancer, giving his son the possibility of escaping his insecurity complex and reaching a delayed maturity.

The true common element among the postmodern perhaps lies in a note of extreme pessimism and melancholy about the possibility of escaping from borrowed imagery into "authentic" experience.

Maybe more bewitching is the simple possibility of escaping into a life other than the one you wake up to in the gray dawn.

As Daniel Jeremy Silver wrote in "A History of Judaism" (Basic Books, 1974): "The Exodus expressed God's will to save, the urgency of freedom, the possibility of escaping tyranny, and God's anger with every form of social abuse".

Someone whom any college in the country would take seriously and for whom the tantalizing possibility exists of escaping death by peer group -- if only for as long as his fame remains in the cultural memory.

There is always the possibility of escape.

Literature and drama carried with them the possibility of escape.

But when the projector broke down, the possibility of escape proved too tempting and I fled.

He suggests that the Jewish leadership was wrong to dismiss the possibility of escape, staking everything on a hopeless uprising.