Sentence examples for true respite from inspiring English sources
The camp has been a true respite, a time to keep their minds off a less consistent life back in the city.
Mobile privatization became the means by which the public sphere imploded only to be replaced by the isolation of a domestic simulacrum whose only respite is consumerism, the true god being worshipped through the medium of TV.
We had two of them in last year's Fiction Issue and thought it'd be a really good time to run a bunch of them here as a respite from all the true stuff.
But, if de Waal's findings were true, there was at least a hint of respite from the idea of ineluctable human aggression.
The message reads along the vein of "true love triumphs" or at least offers a respite from the sooty, gray-colored corners of the outdoors reality.
They understand and are uniquely equipped to meet the needs of their communities ― this is especially true for immigrant churches ― and they provide a respite for people who have to spend the rest of the week constantly crossing cultural barriers.
The risk, of course, was that the government would simply rack up big debts, thus pushing interest rates up and the economy down, all for a temporary respite.So far, however, neither prediction has come true.
True to his word, Mr Mandela offered peace negotiators in Belfast some respite from the pressures of Castle Buildings in 1997 by hosting talks in Cape Town.
The basic insight that giving people some respite from difficult tasks, along with the chance to let their minds wander, will make them more productive remains true.
The basic insight — that giving people some respite from difficult tasks, along with the chance to let their minds wander, will make them more productive — remains true.
