escapist

Part of her theater training must have been as an escapist.

Escapist, sure, but 1938 was a year worth escaping from.

Later, he defined his model of the singer as creative escapist.

Our fellow escapists number about 20, most in their 20's or 50's; several are couples.

"She would be furious that I was involved in this escapist, rather dark medium," he said.

Part of the comics' appeal is that they are by definition escapist.

To work in harmony with nature does not mean abandoning science or becoming an escapist.

Women who travel as I traveled then are escapists.

He was also the protagonist in the film The Escapist.

But the best plays in town and the hardest to get into are anything but escapist.

Contrary to popular belief, most of us are not dropouts or escapists.

Public Enemy turned rap into something that is the opposite of escapist: political rhetoric.

Indeed, some of the escapist shows have fared poorly.

Kenneth Grahame, the man who gave the world this masterpiece in 1908, was an escapist.

The wolves also claim the rabbits were trying to escape "and, as you know, this is no world for escapists".

That same year, The Escapist listed her among the top five robots in games.

Among 250 or so "land-based" visitors coming to the islands each year there are a number of escapists.

Ok we all know what's wrong with it but it IS escapist.

The Escapist was first published on July 12, 2005.

And now, the film turns on the two escapists and finally delivers its punishment.

Her next two novels became bestsellers, although some critics at the time dismissed them as escapist.

There was a character called the Escapist," she called from her cage.

For escapists, the imagery of knights in shining armor is combined with Shakespeare.

That would explain this country's preference for escapist, even childish, film, theater, literature, music, art and politics.

It is taken from his debut album The Escapist.

"Escapist syndrome," offered Nick, "and not exactly unexpected.

Although the books are melodramatic and Escapist fiction, they also depict "the sinister menace of an all-too-real adult world".

So how often will readers be treated to Escapist adventures by Mr. Chabon?

ESCAPIST fiction just isn't what it used to be - thank heaven.

She was also featured on The Escapist online magazine, where she formerly hosted Top 5 with Lisa Foiles.

The Escapist hosts a number of ongoing video series and webcomics, most of which pertain to video games, although they have expanded to other aspects of geek culture.

In September 2010, GamePro Media announced a new alliance with online magazine The Escapist offering marketers joint advertising programs for reaching an unduplicated male audience.

Since March 2010 Zak Sabbath has directed I Hit It With My Axe, a weekly video series featured at The Escapist website.

From 2004 to 2006, Dark Horse Comics published two series of Escapist comic books based on the superhero stories described in the novel, some of which were written by Chabon.

There was just enough room behind the stage for him to change into his Escapist costume-in his case, a skin-tight shirt in silvery synthasilk and looser breeches in electric blue.

Canadian sketch comedy group Loading Ready Run produces the show Unskippable for The Escapist website, which applies the MST3K premise to video game cut scenes.

The first episode officially aired as part of The Escapist Show on December 16, 2008, after winning an Honorable Mention in the Escapist Film Festival.

The Escapist writer Allistair Pinsof called the demo a "carbon copy" of Call of Duty first-person shooter games, but said it added enough new features to be enjoyable.

D8 The Arts ESCAPIST TV - Writers of successful television comedies set in New York are studiously ignoring the real-life events of Sept. 11.

The Escapist online magazine stated "Tira's bi-polar hysterics match her ever-shifting stances and frenetic attacks," and added the aspect of her character brought her fighting style into sharp focus.

While The Escapist editor Sumantra Lahiri described him as a stereotype of black people, describing him as "ruthless and a bit ignorant," GamesRadar felt that he lacked any ethnic stereotypes.

One conceit of the Escapist comic books is that the stories are reprints from the decades-long run of the superhero invented by Kavalier and Clay, who in turn were thought up by Mr. Chabon.

Though he apologized for his comment two days later, he made another threat, which, according to Andy Chalk in an Escapist article, he would "exact a horrific vengeance if the company continued to deny him the SDK".

Dilevko and Magowan write "Post-1980 readers' advisory thus became an opportunity to converse with patrons about 'light, quick, escapist' books - popular and ephemeral fiction and nonfiction for entertainment, pleasure, and recreation - because such conversations were not 'too burdensome'."