Sentence examples similar to feeling of captivity from inspiring English sources

He was there voluntarily, teaching art and design to the inmates, but came to share their feelings of depression and captivity.

Some of the techniques proposed by the C.I.A. — including waterboarding, which induces a feeling of drowning — came from a program used by the Pentagon to train American pilots to withstand the rigors of captivity.

Would any human swap freedom for a lifetime of captivity?

The tiny Sika deer bounced out of captivity.

A meditation on the impoverished reality of captivity.

Toward the end he wrote: "I'm tired of captivity.

The new family lived through three nights of captivity.

It will be their first time out of captivity.

Ms. Derby believed that wild animals should not be in captivity, period — not even in sanctuaries like hers, which she considered a less onerous form of captivity but captivity nonetheless.

The three Americans subsequently wrote a book, Out of Captivity, which detailed the horrific deprivations, loneliness and fear they suffered throughout their time in captivity.

"Taking them out of captivity would hamstring this field enormously".