Sentence examples for the dead end of from inspiring English sources

There was also the elusive Obi Wali, who was the first to declare in his famous essay "The Dead end of African Literature?" that African experience can never be captured in European languages; but then, Achebe writes, Obi Wali, "having made his famous intervention, like a politician, simply dropped out of sight".

It used to be the dead end of Farragut Street.

The worst centered in Grace Apartments, at the dead end of a one-way street.

We pull up at the dead end of a dirt track and phone him for help.

Many talk about moving China beyond the dead end of assembling devices for other companies.

It plays more like an awkward flash game you've found at the dead end of the internet.

As a result, the young were eager for fresh thinking — a way to escape the dead end of radical Islam.

The studies address one of the most intractable problems of higher education: the dead end of remedial education.

Love blasts through our habitual sclerotic selfishness, the narrow "me first" that gradually closes us down, the dead-end of the loveless life.

Rajoy has been careful not to comment on recent signs that Eta is looking for a way out of the dead-end of terrorism.

And though many Russians remember the Yeltsin years as a time of chaos and decline, this was in fact the moment Russia used its new freedom to leave the dead-end of communism and reinvent itself as a country with a future.