Sentence examples for imprisoned it from inspiring English sources

If Israel is left as the permanent occupier, or controlling a one-state structure with part of its population downgraded or imprisoned, it will truly be a disaster for its people and what they stand for.

Spider-Man subdued the symbiote — its weaknesses being fire and sonic waves — and imprisoned it.

When parents are imprisoned, it is not only they who suffer, but also their offspring.

I decided to show this one "Relaxation," since it seemed annoyed, possibly because I had imprisoned it in a Tupperware container for transport to someone else's yard.

If discriminatory law enforcement makes it more likely that one group (in this case, African-Americans) is disproportionately imprisoned, it reinforces an inaccurate profile.

In the words of one critic, Dracula represents "the great submerged force of Victorian libido breaking out to punish the repressive society which had imprisoned it".

When a great truth once gets abroad in the world, no power on earth can imprison it, or prescribe its limits, or suppress it.

His task involved capturing a bumblebee, imprisoning it in a small plastic tub and letting it bash the pollen off its hind legs on to a little sponge.

And that debate must begin from historical knowledge, not to imprison it within the past, but to free the discussion to meet the challenges of the present.

Forget that the plays have an author" — ends up imprisoning it in one of the most reductive obsessions of our own time: the sound bite.

It was as if we were holding that fragile second in which he was both alive and not alive in our hands, cupping time, imprisoning it as we would a butterfly, so that it would not escape.