Sentence examples for forever trapped from inspiring English sources

If their original fame depended primarily on the momentary fashion of an era, they will be forever trapped in that era.

It is bleached a blinding-hot white in the full sun, I am sticky with salt, Coppertone lotion, forever trapped with my family literally and figuratively.

There is no reason, he says, to assume that we are forever trapped in a single perspective, or that different perspectives cannot be ranked according to accuracy.

Congress, seemingly forever trapped in an election-year cycle, limited itself to either approving or vetoing what less distracted minds had created.

Critical nuances — aspects of class and region, especially — are lost when black women become icons, forever trapped in a cycle of ennoblement, flattening, and dehumanization.

No one there suggested that moviemakers are forever trapped in the dumb-but-adorable Brooklyn of, say, William Bendix or Jackie Gleason.

I realized that the light was coming from something in his hands, moving from side to side, catching the early-morning sun and dazzling it back at us, as he turned and moved and shifted, always moving, always adjusting, forever straining for that elusive thing, forever seeking, trapped in a moment that would never end, trying to find a signal.

Are we always and forever alone – trapped in our own self-generated worlds?

We have been sliding towards the dark conclusion that we will forever remain trapped between these two beasts.

And yet she always wonders about the double standard, this notion that women like her will never be fully accepted, that they will forever be trapped by surface judgments.

On the page she despises her one successful child, but the subtext is that prosperous, happily married Charlotte has grown beyond her, while Natasha, the incontinent smackhead, will forever be trapped with her in the intimacy of baby-talk.