Sentence examples for has not imprisoned from inspiring English sources

In the opposite corner are the technological utopians, who will tell you that recording has not imprisoned music but liberated it, bringing the art of the élite to the masses and the art of the margins to the center.

This is an unfair comparison: unlike Turkey, Israel hasn't imprisoned dozens of journalists.

France and Ireland have the option but have not imprisoned anyone.

Ireland had not imprisoned its writers; it had instead made sure that they left the country, and many, including Beckett and McGahern and Edna O'Brien did.

Of course, if you are a member of the opposition and you are looking for argument, you will always come with that, but I haven't imprisoned one opposition leader yet for having insulted me or whatever.

The Asian touches evoke the heritage of company founder and chief executive Eugene Sit, a 59-year-old Chinese immigrant who jokes that he would have been a wealthy Guangzhou landowner today if the Communists hadn't imprisoned his mother and confiscated his grandparents' vast holdings in 1949.

But he has not been imprisoned.

"If we are nonfunctioning and depressed, then they've not only imprisoned Otto, they've imprisoned us, too," she said.

They have not been imprisoned by their oppressors, but by their own conscience, and not only their bodies imprisoned, but their very consciousness.

Mr. Milinkevich, 57, a former physics professor, had been warned many times but until now had not been imprisoned.

Protest leaders who have not been imprisoned keep their followers informed by Facebook and Twitter, but some recent calls to action have received little response.