There are parts of human life that will always evade the biographer's grasp.
A young hero not dissimilar to Goethe's Werther, René, who flees pain and suffering in Europe to look vainly for refuge in the wilds of America, came to represent the mal du siècle (world-weariness, literally "sickness of the century"), the essence of Romantic sensibility; he is insecure, solitary, disorientated, and in flight, searching for a happiness that will always evade him.
It's possible that Bahrain will wait as many years as other countries to see its perpetrators brought to justice, and possible that some will evade justice completely.
Although the election is less than two weeks away, based on the current poll numbers, it's looking like America (and the world for that matter) will evade a streaking asteroid the size of Jupiter colliding into our planet.
But with an enemy as inventive and wily as Kony, there is always a chance that this fanatical leader will evade capture for another quarter of a century.
By tilting the motherboard so the right side points down into the case and the left side that contains your back-panel ports up, the motherboard will evade some drives that may be near "in-the-way" and come free much easier.
Critics of the peace process say this is too light, and allege that some who committed atrocities will evade punishment altogether.
The International Olympic Committee has recently promised that these Olympics will be the cleanest, meaning that fewer athletes on performance-enhancing drugs will evade detection under a revamped testing system.
Due to the fact that paclitaxel targets actively dividing cells, these cells will evade cytotoxic-induced death.
Though we wonder how Dexter will evade capture, we don't worry that he will actually get caught.
