Sentence examples for personal prison from inspiring English sources

The admission he made yesterday, under considerable duress, now releases him from a personal "prison".

His personal prison, La Catedral, was located at the end of a long and windy dirt track where it could be defended from attack by Escobar's enemies.

Progress on offenders' treatment is monitored at monthly meetings between the child's their personal prison officer, education workers, psychiatrist, therapists, substance abuse worker, parents and Youth Offending Team case manager.

A lot of the time I feel like my skin color is like my personal prison, something that I have no control over, for I am judged just because of the way I look.

Imad Khadduri, an Iraqi exile who now lives in Canada, and who was a schoolmate of Chalabi's at a Jesuit academy in Baghdad, told me that Chalabi's grandfather kept his own personal prison, in which he incarcerated serfs who failed to pay taxes or produce wheat.

"The prison staff are really nice," wrote Knox in her personal prison diary, which was eventually published in Italy under the title Amanda and the Others.

Even though you're laughing, you want nothing more than for these poor souls to find a way out of their personal prisons.

Testimonies, newly created for 2019, interprets this theme loosely, exploring the personal prisons we create when we blindly shape ourselves in the moulds of others, a notion that takes on an extra layer of significance with twins.

A journey of compassion and consequence, through a process shrouded in secrecy, two executioner's lives intersect on a path to discovering freedom from their own personal prisons.

The one that most people don't know about is the very personal cost, prison aside, including the high cost of lawyers and the strain on family relations, that follows the decision to risk it all in an act of conscience.

Implementing oral histories is integral to their efforts to preserve the history of the local prisons – the personal testimonies of former prison employees (and prisoners) paint a fuller picture of what these institutions (and their surrounding areas) were like.