Sentence examples for welcome refuge from inspiring English sources

The daytime nonsense on those few channels that weren't showing the parade was welcome refuge.

The city's parks, for example, are a welcome refuge; many have rides, playgrounds and other attractions.

The area reserved only for journalists was a welcome refuge, especially when my legs ached from standing-room-only sessions.

Bombay Beach, though he calls it "boring," is a welcome refuge from his earlier life; boring is good.

FOR the director of a shuttered museum in a country at war, the imaginary can be a welcome refuge.

After a day of walking, Koyasan's inns, which are part of the complex's monasteries, are a welcome refuge.

As always with such things, neither construction makes sense unless you see the missing central panel that both are reacting to: the Wasp ascendancy, only just about to be called so — that average American whiteness from which Southern drinking and Jewish schmalz alike could seem welcome refuges.

"We're not here to dilute Catalan identity, and are ready to work hard to understand the place in which we live, especially since Catalonia has always been a land of welcome and refuge".

Americans should enthusiastically welcome political refuges to "the land of the free and the home of the brave".

They are there to let any child who is being attacked know that he or she is welcome to seek refuge in the postered home.

As our own period of opulent self-indulgence unravels, her work offers a welcome sense of refuge.