Sentence examples for rather escape from inspiring English sources

Why are we telling stories we already know all too well but would rather escape?

The truth is many people would rather escape the challenges of the world and go watch a reality show.

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This CBC function is less likely to be prominent in mammals, since in these species the rate-limiting step in transcription, in general, is not recruitment of RNA pol II, but rather escape of promoter-proximal paused RNA pol II.

After a period in which al-Bīrūnī undertook extensive travels or rather escapes from wars, and a constant search for patrons the entire domain of the Sāmānids fell under the brutal reign of Maḥmūd, son of Sebüktigin.

And finally, at The Verge, Jesse Hicks writes about what might be an unsolved historical mystery: the theory that John Wilkes Booth was not killed in a Virginia barn after fleeing the scene of Lincoln's assassination, but rather escaped to Oklahoma and lived as a vagrant under the name of David E. George.

But Hepburn was a dream of authenticity rather than imitation, of success rather than failure, of security rather than escape.

Moonves is more reserved about Rather, telling friends last fall that he suspected Rather would escape being fired because he was not the reporter he claimed to be on the September 8th broadcast but had appeared only to conduct scripted interviews.

Engagement, rather than escape, is what we are after: something deeper, more learned, more metropolitan.

The death of Mao was a moment when China sought to rethink the cold war, rather than escape it.

Once a sea of faceless office towers and sleepy-eyed office workers, the Marunouchi district in Tokyo is now a place to linger, rather than escape.