Sentence examples for however imprisoned from inspiring English sources

Understanding is not, however, imprisoned within the horizon of its situation indeed, the horizon of understanding is neither static nor unchanging (it is, after all, always subject to the effects of history).

Badawi, however, remains imprisoned, and future lashes still loom.

Only Charles, however, was imprisoned, and in June an appeals court reversed the decision.

In September, however, Longchamp imprisoned Richard's bastard half-brother, Geoffrey, Archbishop of York, who was attempting to return to England after having been banished by the king.

However, Kuja imprisons the party and escapes with Eiko to extract her eidolons.

While imprisoned, however, he still coordinated a large-scale drug operation that would provide the first major connection between the younger Marriotts and Melvins.

Morgan, however, was never imprisoned.

At a certain point, however, he felt imprisoned by his fame ("classified, cataloged, taken for granted") and longed to escape his identity.

After being imprisoned, however, she became a member of the Lok Sabha, the lower house of Parliament, where she continued as a champion of the poor and oppressed.

He was deposed in 1658 by his son Aurangzeb, however, and was imprisoned for the rest of his life in Agra Fort.

King Ecgfrith, Oswiu's successor, refused to obey the papal mandate, however, and apparently imprisoned Wilfrid, who finally took refuge in Sussex, Christianizing its people and founding a monastery at Selsey.