escape from reality

All they did was escape from reality for a day or two.

"The way the world is today, we all need a little escape from reality," he said.

He had escaped from reality into a dream, but it was not far enough.

Maybe he was in a hurry to escape from reality, too.

Drugs become a comfort and a means of escape from reality.

The book is an escape from reality to an imaginary state.

Playing is not escaping from reality, but expansion of the universe.

He heads to the bar and gets drunk, as most other workers do, to escape from reality.

People who go to casinos want to escape from reality."

Plus it looked like a great escape from reality.

To him, the Land is an escape from reality by his injured and perhaps delirious mind.

Describes how there's only a fine line between letting go and choosing to escape from reality.

"One thing we've learned," she added, "is that young people increasingly talk about escaping from reality and the stress in the world."

"I'd have to really, really like the person to lose my escape from reality," she said.

Escapes from reality last about 90 minutes, and there's even a small shop for all your wizard supplies.

Young children who once were treated with abuse and had a parent leave created a world of fantasies to escape from reality.

The result is that sports is no longer a diversion, an escape from reality.

In fact, many baby boomers originally tuned into these shows largely as an escape from reality.

Nature in these stories is not some romantic place where intellectuals escape from reality to transcendence.

Hanh warns that meditation should not be an escape from reality.

He escapes from reality through nightly trips to the movies and local bars.

When the audience laughs at him, it's because they recognize this desire to escape from reality."

No longer a poison, the narrator wants to experience more of the feeling and escape from reality:

Illuminated exit signs extend the metaphor of film as an escape from reality.

The daily dose of glue sniffing represents their only escape from reality.