Much of Jeremiah's message was concerned to assure the soon-to-be captives of Judah that God would restore them following their own captivity (33:7, 11, 26).
Not only are we not masters of our fate; we are captives of biological determinism.
We are not captives of our tongues, but we are citizens of our languages.
"But Billy and his team were captives of a bygone era of coalition and identity politics".
Greenspan's surprise shows that he and his imagination were captives of free-market extremism.
Taseer deftly presents both the family and India as captives of collective history.
To characterize them as somehow creatures or captives of some special interests is insulting".
Is it possible, or are we already captives of the all-too-familiar ritual of war?
And he disputed the complaint of environmentalists that the candidates were captives of industry.
And he argued that Republicans were captives of the pharmaceutical industry.
Remainers in the cabinet often sounded like they were the psychological captives of the Brexiters.
