Sentence examples for strive to escape from inspiring English sources
Cattelan's horse comes off as gaudy and smug — emblematic of a cul de sac (art as engineered sensation, more or less) that most of the artists in the show strive to escape.
The film invites audiences to follow three young Native Americans, including a "promiscuous transsexual," as they strive to escape the hardships of life on an Indian reservation.
On the contrary, even when dominant, defectors are never able to find a partner with whom mutual satisfaction occurs, as a defector with local information only will always strive to find a cooperator to exploit, whereas a cooperator will strive to escape exploitation.
"When you're wearing that uniform, you're also striving to escape that uniform".
After marrying Ed, a research scientist, and having a son, Connell, Eileen strives to escape Queens for a "big, impressive" house in Westchester.
Finally, Mr. Qaddafi, striving to escape the burden of international sanctions, agreed to have two Libyans tried under Scottish law for the Pan Am 103 attack.
In countries and communities across the world, millions of people are striving to escape poverty, but also for an end to indignity and injustice, for their voices to be heard, and for the opportunity to shape their own futures.
Interwoven with the historical scenes is the story of a young woman, tellingly called Faith, striving to escape a tangled past; in Joan Crawford's troubled antiheroine Mildred Pierce she finds an image of salvation.
For all its orchestral fluency, Magnus Lindberg's Era from 2013 marks another stage in his rather bewildering retreat into the rhetoric of the past, coming closer than ever to Sibelius, whose ghost he and his fellow Finns once strove to escape.
For example, in predator prey systems, the predator exerts effort to capture the prey; in turn, the prey strives to escape from the predator's hunt.
Planetary crusts are sites of large-scale contamination and extensive partial crystallization of primitive melts striving to escape to the surface.
