Sentence examples for like imprisoned from inspiring English sources

This could include providing assistance to someone like imprisoned Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, who doesn't hold Canadian citizenship, but has family living in Quebec.

RESTRICTIONS on religious freedom do not necessarily involve draconian actions like imprisoning pastors, flogging alleged "blasphemers" or bulldozing places of worship.

To take that bear out of that beautiful home range that he's been living successfully in, and put him in an enclosure anywhere, would be like imprisoning him".

Cheney's calculus has determined that American exceptionalism would prevent America's leaders from publicly engaging in tactics they condemn - like imprisoning political opponents.

The one who continues to engage in totally self-destructive behavior, like imprisoning graffiti artists for making fun of the Fidels.

I don't like being imprisoned in an audience now, partly because I often want to go to the loo".

Amis permits his narrator, a soul-like observer imprisoned in Tod's body, one latitude.

It even finds time to feature a Rapunzel-like hacker imprisoned in an orbiting satellite.

And another poster wrote of his internal conflict: Personally, I don't like zoos and I don't like humans imprisoning animals.

Any print you like can be imprisoned beneath the durable glossy finish.

Singer Roger Daltrey stomped around in circles like an imprisoned convict, swinging his microphone (taped to its cable like a hockey-stick blade), wanting to hit someone hard, though only hinting at it, because he couldn't, not in this jail.