Sentence examples for imprisoned world from inspiring English sources

Rather than the archaic structures of celebration and conformity to place, the new religious mood spoke of escape and liberation from place and of salvation from an evil, imprisoned world.

"Vanadium" recounts his unexpected encounter with a former official of Auschwitz, where Levi was imprisoned during World War II.

Imprisoned after World War I for his subversive activities, he later went to Ajdir in the Rif Mountains to plan an uprising.

An army statement suggested that some of the remains may be those of American pilots shot down and imprisoned during World War II.

Imprisoned during World War II, he was condemned to death by the Gestapo but was later reprieved; he was severely tortured before his release in 1945.

Instead, Mr. Margules said, his father "used his art to alter the mood of the people in the concentration camp," where he was imprisoned during World War II.

Notably, the dissenting judge was A. Wallace Tashima, the first Japanese-American appointed to the federal bench; he was imprisoned during World War II in an internment camp in Arizona.

The verse offers a four-word summation of the refusal to be mentally imprisoned: "Your world, not mine".

Past Lone Pine, the highway passes by Manzanar National Historic Site, a concentration camp where Japanese Americans were imprisoned during World War II.

Born in the town of Bratunac, he was imprisoned during World War I for his membership of the revolutionary movement Young Bosnia.

But the hero, the white guy Ishmael (again, the white guy is the subject), is deeply in love with Hatsue the Japanese American woman who is imprisoned during World War II in an internment camp.