Sentence examples for feel prisoners from inspiring English sources

"They are so grateful that they have got such an important part of their life back and they no longer feel prisoners in their own home".

Designers continue to think primarily of how to integrate such new data into everyday life and do not feel "prisoners" of their models, but, on the contrary, seek in them inspiration for their approach to design.

Because on-site completion results in biases (that is, favourable responses) since patients feel "prisoners" of the system.

"We feel like prisoners," Ms. Deng said.

"I wouldn't say we feel like prisoners," he said.

Unable to find evening help, some of Somya's female friends say they feel like prisoners in their own apartments.

"We feel like prisoners," Jean Robenson, 17, said at the time as he tended to his grandmother in her wheelchair.

Martina Milburn, the chief executive of the Prince's Trust, said: "Thousands of young people feel like prisoners in their own homes.

Iris Perez who lives several houses away but has a clear view of the shelter, said the new wall "is going to make the residents feel like prisoners".

"They have introduced a form of Sharia and the locals feel like prisoners in their houses".

"Organised crime makes people feel like prisoners in the slum and not look beyond it.