Sentence examples for as imprisoned from inspiring English sources

Her devotion to Scott was, in many ways, her undoing [although] he was just as imprisoned as she was.

[The homeless] are just as imprisoned as if in a [concentration] camp; society looks, but doesn't see.

This is in contrast to Rilke's portrayal of the panther as imprisoned and behind bars.

Thrall becomes subjection, and the beast turns out to be not so much contained as imprisoned.

During his incarceration, he wrote, "I had not once thought of myself as imprisoned.

Dickens liked to figure himself as imprisoned by his readers; writers more commonly think of themselves as hostage to critics.

But both Fiennes and West imply that Shakespeare's hero is as much imprisoned by monarchy as by literal incarceration.

In this movie, he's as much imprisoned by junk stereotype as liberated by it.

They have used traditional coercion such as imprisoning innocent people for dissent or for expressing views freely in news and social media.

Policies that years ago seemed unimaginable, such as imprisoning refugees on remote Pacific islands, are the norm and blessed with bipartisan support.

He also made no apology for its past actions, such as imprisoning dissidents and activists.