No Exit

noun

1. a play (1945) by Jean-Paul Sartre.

Example Sentences

The problem with enshittification is that there is no exit as the systems on which we rely really begin to break down.

From Slate

Created by Joe Port and Joe Wiseman and based on the British series of the same name, the CBS comedy falls somewhere between “The Good Place” and Jean-Paul Sartre’s dark existentialist play “No Exit.”

From Los Angeles Times

There is no exit from this playwriting purgatory.

From Los Angeles Times

On the night he was killed, Mr Masai’s family says the doctor who pronounced him dead confirmed there was a bullet lodged in his thigh, with a wound visible on one side but no exit wound on the other.

From BBC

The creature’s cranium was like a dark cave with no exit!

From Literature