Sentence examples for term of banishment from inspiring English sources
As the party was breaking up, Gerald went up to Scott (among the last to leave) and told him that he would not be welcome in their house for three weeks — a term of banishment that was observed to the day.
Defying her order of banishment, she was again banished, this time upon pain of death.
Digital scarlet letters, electronic tethering and practices of banishment have relegated a growing number of people to the logic of "social death," a term introduced by the sociologist Orlando Patterson, in the context of slavery, to describe permanent dishonor and exclusion from the wider moral community.
It feels like a form of banishment.
He had faced a long prison term and banishment from cycling before he was cleared.
The real thrill for Beaton is the ever-present threat of banishment.
It has existed in a kind of banishment, my flesh history with my daughters.
It is a place of banishment, but it's also a place of freedom from the constraints of court life.
During both the Mamlūk and the Ottoman periods, the town was used as a place of banishment.
"I've managed to create a sense of banishment in so many different areas of my life.
4. Banishment from Eden (no one knows for sure what season it was, but it seems safe to say it likely felt a lot like summer in Eden at the time of banishment): eternally painful.
