The novel opens with a Communist meeting, where Rose, in her own kitchen, is tried and banished from the party for her interracial love affair.
He wrote numerous articles advocating constitutional reform and national rights, mainly in his own Národní noviny ("National News"), and in 1851 he was arrested, tried, and banished to Brixen until 1855.
The best the authorities could do was section him and try to banish him, first to Rampton and then to Broadmoor, both "special hospitals" for the criminally insane.
"When bubbles burst and are followed by a wider economic crisis, as happened in 2008, the danger is that we overreact and try to banish the innovations that sparked the boom, rather than learning how to use them wisely".
They are afraid of the menacing future and try to banish all thoughts of it.
At these times, it looks to me, like my safety comes from my inner and outer world being in order, and I try to banish chaos.
Staying with it too long could create a kind of mind-numbing quality of its own, it could smooth over all the rough edges you were trying to bring out and banish the very element of spontaneity you were trying to achieve.
But that's only true if the perspective he opens is broad: we can't just deal with Ebola by looking at dog pictures while trying to close airports and banish images of Africa.
While most automakers are trying to quiet vehicles and banish engine noise from the cabin, one company has dialed in the audio wayback machine to sell the sounds of the vintage Volkswagen Beetle.
Yet at the same time, they try to banish this kind of thinking and live as normal a life as possible.
