Sentence examples for imprisoned against from inspiring English sources
First, he inspects the claim that it is predominantly nonviolent drug offenders, imprisoned against all moral logic, who populate our prisons.
Brie Larson, widely tipped for an Oscars run, received best actress for her turn as a young mother imprisoned against her will in the Lenny Abrahamson drama Room.
It claimed that because chimpanzees are highly intelligent, autonomous animals, they have a right not to be imprisoned against their will.
The fire of your passion for indigenous rights, the wrongly imprisoned, against corporate evil, and for everyone to stand up and just get on with it will never die.
In Dark Legacy, we see an apprentice, called Kia (Erin Wu), imprisoned against her will by a Sith Master (Fabien Garcia) who is looking for a student who can either kill him and inherit his legacy, or die trying.
Of course, how it tugs at our humanity is part of it the whales are posed as the loveable underdogs, abused and imprisoned against their will but I think the main reason the documentary is so compelling is because its entertainment value is rich because of the very whale/human killings that it purports to critique.
Seward immediately fired Canisius, not simply for exceeding his authority but also for violating the very principle on which the Union was waging war: Canisius had publicly applauded an imprisoned rebel against the Italian government for performing "great and patriotic work".
Ibrahim El-Salahi First major UK exhibition for Sudanese painter who fled to Britain after being falsely imprisoned for conspiracy against the government.
A leader of the Czech revolutionary organization Omladina, Rašín was arrested and imprisoned for conspiring against the Austrian authorities after nationalistic rioting in Prague in 1893.
The prison, in the central Johannesburg area of Braamfontein, dates back to 1892, and its Womens' Prison held Winnie Madikizela-Mandela in 1958, when she was imprisoned for protesting against apartheid segregation, and again in 1976.
International media have fallen foul – from the Economist to the Far Eastern Economic Review – and most of the tiny group of opposition politicians have over the years been bankrupted and then imprisoned for going against the grain.
