Sentence examples similar to imprisoned in despair from inspiring English sources

"De Profundis", by Oscar Wilde While imprisoned in Reading Gaol, Wilde wrote this epistle to Lord Alfred Douglas "from the depths" (of disgrace and despair).

It is wildly silly and raucous, and there is a genuine creepiness and despair in the movie's later scenes in which Thorncroft finds himself literally imprisoned in the Mindhorn costume.

(She was imprisoned in both).

He was imprisoned in January 1932.

Both men are imprisoned in Libya.

while imprisoned in St Petersburg.

Her husband is imprisoned in northern Russia.

He was imprisoned in three countries.

Read was imprisoned in Boston's Fort Warren.

He was imprisoned in Baghdad.

Brunson remains imprisoned in Turkey.