What Seles has been forced to discover during her involuntary seven-month exile is that there actually is meaningful life beyond tennis.

Which meant that, especially with Lady Matilda to lead the way, they had decided to overlook the dubious origins of many of the unwed camp followers who'd joined them in their involuntary exile.

But it was his duty as leader of the movement-or at least the nearest thing they had to a statesman, serving his involuntary internal exile out on this flea-pit of a backwater-to think ahead.

He has known some of that agony both as an involuntary internal exile and as a voluntary exile in France.

She left Chile for an involuntary exile in Sweden in 1985.

In this way Nxumalo, a voluntary outcast from the Sixolobo, met Shaka, an involuntary exile among the Langeni.

Several sequences convey a "culturally conservative" and "idealistic image" of India, while maintaining that the diaspora living in Britain lead a life of "involuntary exile".

And when she came back, she did it with such a vengeance that it seemed it was the rest of the competition and not her who had been idling in involuntary exile.

In the case of Minor his involuntary exile from society was to last for most of his life.

Even so, it was involuntary exile.