Sentence examples for wholly escape from inspiring English sources
But as every lapsed believer knows, you never wholly escape the church.
What brings her back is first and foremost the music, from which she can never wholly escape.
But the group can't wholly escape itself, opening with the title track, a king-size song about modesty and rebaptism, and closing with "A Little Home".
It cannot wholly escape to the edges of town, under cover of moonlight.
Knowing what it means to lose a child, he has greater empathy for the soldiers strewn across Civil War battlefields and their families plunged into a state of mourning from which they'll never wholly escape.
She didn't wholly escape the criticism that comes with a New York primary, however, as conflict erupted over whether the multiple Metrocard swipes she needed to get onto the subway indicated a defect in her character or the card's.
When the entomologist Harold Maxwell Lefroy – scourge of the house fly and founder of Rentokil – choked to death on a gas insecticide of his own invention, his last words were: "The little beggars got the best of me this time!" If insects are still too disconcertingly non-human to be loved by everyone, entomologists themselves have not wholly escaped suspicion.
It was a sober, measured hour – and doubtless the second will be too – but it is hard to entirely escape the feeling that vulnerable people are being put to a use which is not wholly to their benefit.
Seeking better civil and economic opportunities, many blacks were not wholly able to escape racism by migrating to the North, where African Americans were segregated into ghettos and urban life introduced new obstacles.
Consequence, then, rather than fate is the governing force in Kentucky Route Zero, a reminder that we're never wholly able to escape the shitty systems we're a part of.
