Sentence examples for imprisoned ideas from inspiring English sources

We are not imprisoned – ideas can not be imprisoned".

You can jail your opponents, but you can't imprison ideas.

The case could even be made — Hefner himself certainly wanted to make it — that, by sponsoring a broadly libertarian view of culture, Hefner and Playboy played a pivotal role in bringing an end to imprisoning ideas of gentility.

On Sunday, in a nod to that sign off, Davis joked: "You can arrest an idea, you can imprison an idea, you can warp an idea, you can break an idea, but you still can't lick your own elbow".

"Many more Chinese citizens have been imprisoned for their ideas.

How far are we imprisoned by modish ideas of "identity" even to ask it?

"We have decided to free all the people imprisoned for their ideas, their beliefs or for having expressed dissenting opinions".

By Samantha Henig January 18 , 2011"We have decided to free all the people imprisoned for their ideas, their beliefs or for having expressed dissenting opinions".

He was imprisoned for his ideas and he was previously offered clemency by President Bill Clinton.

"The U.S. government is spreading the notion that these people are imprisoned because of their ideas," Mr. Rodríguez said in an interview.

Vietnam is still a one-party state where people can still be arrested, detained, or imprisoned for expressing their ideas.