Sentence examples for that imprisoned from inspiring English sources

Imagine if the face you saw everywhere was one that imprisoned and terrorised you.

Mandela became conscious of "an anger, a rebelliousness, a desire to fight the system that imprisoned my people".

In Shonibare's view Hogarth's hatred of authority began here: "his work was irreverent towards the authority that imprisoned him".

The censorship that the anti-Rushdie protestors demanded is the same censorship of offensive thought that imprisoned the cartoon protestors.

'Rapunzel' and 'Princess Labam' (Saturday and Sunday) That imprisoned princess with the long tresses is letting down her hair again in this "Rapunzel" production from Galli's Fairytale Theater.

Fadl's fax confirmed rumors that imprisoned leaders of Al Jihad were part of a trend in which former terrorists renounced violence.

"The Communist party rulers are wrong if they think that imprisoning Chen Kegui will curtail my speech".

Billy, for all his wild imaginings, may be too afraid to escape from the drab reality that imprisons him.

It's classic Adams, capturing an attitude that imprisons huge amounts of thinking within a throwaway remark.

Most worryingly, the commission raises the possibility that imprisoning adolescents may significantly increase the probability that they will commit violent and abusive sexual offences in future.

The fact that they are children is seen as unimportant by the group that imprisons them as the spoils of war.