Sentence examples for a sort of prisoner from inspiring English sources

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As a spectator in a cinema theatre, you are a sort of prisoner in a chair, like he is.

With his shaved head and his convict clothes — suspenders and ratty, long-sleeved gray T — Slade is a sort of prisoner, to drink and to disillusionment.

With his shaved head and his convict clothes suspenders and ratty, long-sleeved gray T Slade is a sort of prisoner, to drink and to disillusionment.

My room was the smallest, perhaps appropriate since I was the youngest, and my one small window looked out onto the interior airshaft, a square of deep, dark space never penetrated by the sun, a sort of prisoner's vantage.

As we all stood together, waiting and waiting, a sort of prisoner's camaraderie developed between us consumers.

It's a sort of prisoner's dilemma: if all shareholders would just hold on, or even buy into price declines, they can prevent the financing from creating a self-fulfilling death spiral.

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A: Sort of.

In a second study, Bastian repeated the same pain-inducing procedure — but this time, at the end, he had participants play a game, a sort of expanded prisoner's dilemma.

But, of course, he was a different sort of prisoner.

In the Denver magazine 5280, Bryan Schatz recounts the experience of a different sort of prisoner.

Today, kids are given phones with built-in GPS trackers, a sort of stay-at-home prisoner system for wee ones.

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