Sentence examples for imprisoned like from inspiring English sources

"Those imprisoned — like prisoners of conscience everywhere — should be released immediately and unconditionally".

Villarroel said she worried that Guaidó would be imprisoned, like previous opposition leaders, or killed.

Having been exposed, he was imprisoned: like Rubashov he was put in solitary confinement and fully expected to be shot.

Ms. Seif called Mr. Nabil's sentence "a warning message" to the military's critics that they "run the risk of being imprisoned like he is".

If convicted, Hubbard could even join the ranks of the imprisoned like former governor Don Siegelman, a Democrat who was convicted on federal influence-peddling charges.

He wore a plastic anklet that set off an alarm if he went out the door, and so did she, so did China, imprisoned like some fairy-tale princess at her parents' house.

At Chequers we were still REELING from Heidi Allen & appaz in China she would be totally imprisoned for like, EVER :))) We're like, & what about Hilto, they're like, We will crush the Cow Ghost Steve Hilton who endangers our Party and Socialism in the same way that Parasites are Annihilated, Dave's like, yay!

White inmates tended to think of themselves as imprisoned warriors, like modern-day Vikings, and they particularly liked violent epic sagas, such as the Iliad, the Odyssey, the Aeneid, and Beowulf.

In truth, language seems less like a series of cells in which we are imprisoned than like a set of tools that help us escape: some of the files are rusty; some will open any door; and most you have to jiggle around in the lock.

I looked at her living in this palace and in a way she is imprisoned just like I was.

For decades, it had been in the opposition, and most leaders had been hounded and imprisoned; men like Badie were brilliant at rallying supporters during a tough time.