Sentence examples for born into captivity from inspiring English sources

What better way of showing our little ones that crime doesn't pay than by having them born into captivity?

Ms. Berry's young daughter, Dr. Weaver said, who, like the child in Emma Donoghue's 2010 novel "Room," was born into captivity, has an equally good chance of surmounting the adversity of her early life.

Today, there are thought to be between 5,000 and 6,000 tigers on about 200 farms in China, mostly born into captivity and many kept in appalling conditions — compared with fewer than 4,000 of the animals left in the wild.

Of course there's never been a real Jack – born into captivity but in perfect health, living in a best-case-scenario of confinement – so I had to research a weird variety of situations that I thought might overlap with his: not just kidnap survivors but prisoners in solitary confinement or mother-and-child prison units, refugees, hermits and mystics.

He was born into captivity.

The protagonist of the game is Abe, a Mudokon slave worker born into captivity and ignorant of his people's rich history and culture.

The bear has never known the wild, being born in captivity to captive parents.

Cousteau indirectly challenged a claim by Joel Manby, president and CEO of SeaWorld, that no orca or dolphin born in captivity has survived release into the wild.

Wild chimpanzees cannot be imported into the United States, but those that are born in captivity here can still be purchased as pets and used in biomedical research and entertainment.

The remarkable approach has meant that nearly all twin panda cubs born in captivity are now surviving to adulthood at which point they are enrolled into the breeding pool at the Chengdu centre.

Both their children have been born in captivity.