Sentence examples for real refuge from inspiring English sources

"When I discovered acting, it was a real refuge," he says.

But it was Morsi's policies that had allowed Syrians to find real refuge in Egypt.

Farruko IMPERIO NAZZA: FARRUKO EDITION Auto-Tune lives in the mouth of Farruko, the rising young star of reggaetón, the genre that is perhaps that technology's last real refuge in pop.

Even Palestinian homosexuals find real refuge from persecution in Israel.

Logic and reason in combination with flawed data systems seem to be our only real refuge at this point.

Perhaps shutting it down to tourism in order to make it a real wildlife refuge.

Mr. Hammond's suggestion is to consider a nontraditional refuge: real estate.

"I don't think it's marketing or planning," says Jonathan Williamson, director of marketing and design at the Houston, Texas, based real estate agency Refuge.

As he put it in his more disillusioned old age, "I disliked the real world and sought refuge in a timeless world, without change or decay or the will-o'-the-wisp of progress".

But in psychic terms the theatre was a refuge from real emotions; when her brother Donagh developed a brain tumour soon after she left, this "blew apart the myth" that the worst life could throw at her had already happened.

And I turned into an ordinary girl afraid of real death, who took refuge in books.