Sentence examples for emerging from captivity from inspiring English sources

Upon emerging from captivity, she underwent an army debriefing and then counseling at the Rachele Rehabilitation Center, which was set up in honor of the Italian nun who saved so many St . Marys girls.

Like Reese, Martin emerges from captivity wiser.

When Mr. Shalit emerged from captivity he looked pale and emaciated.

It was that Mandela emerged from captivity without anger or the urge to bloody vengeance.

Liz emerged from captivity a broken woman, but she was soon up and running again when Tony tried to worm his way back into her life.

One thing's for sure: al-Zaidi, now a hero in much of the Arab world, won't be short of replacement footwear once he emerges from captivity.

He predicted that just as Nelson Mandela emerged from captivity in South Africa to lead his nation, "one day, from prison camps and prison cells and from exile, the leaders of new democracies will arrive" in the four countries.

When he emerged from captivity on February 11th 1990, no contemporary photograph of him had been published since 1964; the world had been able only to wonder what he looked like.He was by then 71 years old, and barely ten years of semi-active politics remained to him.

When he emerged from captivity on February 11th 1990, no contemporary photograph of him had been published since 1964; the world had been able only to wonder what he looked like.He was by then 71 years old, and barely ten years of semiactive politics remained to him.

Yet he survives, both physically and spiritually, and emerges from captivity neither cynical nor bitter, but with a redoubled commitment to the ideals he has always believed in.

What the movement for reproductive rights needs is for the faces of freedom to emerge from the captivity of shame.