Sentence examples for felt entrapped from inspiring English sources

Given their informal residential status, poverty and lack of alternatives, many felt entrapped in this polluted space.

Likewise, low mood or (mild) depression may occur as a protective response to social stress, wherein an individual feels entrapped in unresolved conflict or defeated in social contest [ 15].

Mr. McKay says in the film, "I felt like Brandon Darby entrapped me," though he admitted as part of his guilty plea that he had lied when he said he had been entrapped by Mr. Darby.

Entrapped as we all feel in the one, we climb toward air and light of the other.

And yet I'm writing anyway, because I don't quite know how else to get a handle on the six days I spent with you in October — six days in which I felt embraced and ignored, beloved and rejected, entrapped and, in the end, liberated.

But still: our semi-sane quest to recover Sonia's work had not only returned us to an important place in the prehistory of our friendship but had brought us into contact with my work, a strange synchronicity that suddenly lent the building a sinister feel, as if we'd been entrapped by a person we believed we'd been pursuing.

Jung felt "a most vehement pity" for his father, and "saw how hopelessly he was entrapped by the church and its theological teaching", as he wrote in his autobiographical book, Memories, Dreams, Reflections.

Entrapped in the "terror and silent loneliness" of denial, they experience a second victimisation.

"We obviously thought he was entrapped".

She is becoming entrapped by grande dame status.

The entrapped self so vital to gothic was everywhere here.