Sentence examples for views locked up from inspiring English sources

Referring to the attack on a gay rights rally in Tbilisi on May 17th, which Orthodox priests led, he underlined the need to be critical "towards xenophobic and homophobic views locked up in pseudo traditionalism".

"These fairytale heroines are hidden from view, either locked up in a tower or disguised by soot and rags.

Australia was the country where my father could achieve his dreams and voice his political views without getting locked up or even killed, a country where his dark skin and features didn't matter.

Contemporary clerics shunned his views and quarantined him in society and he was constantly locked up for his views at the Damascus Citadel.

But nor am I taking the view that we should be locked up and throw away the key.

Investing in a suitable bike lock should be given nearly as much consideration as the bike itself, as insurance companies will take a dim view of a £1000 bike locked up with a £7.99 chain.

By the mid-1960s the prime viewing hours had been almost completely locked up by newly expanded editions of both local and network news and by a network prime-time schedule that ran from 7 30 to 11 00 pm Eastern Standard Time.

The app will also let you view the location where you last locked up your bike on a map (based on recording your smartphone's GPS at the time), and get maps of your rides and activity data — such as average speed, distance pedalled and estimated calories burnt.

In my view, spending the rest of his days locked up behind bars was worse punishment than execution.

Also on view are leather storage cases; the silver was locked up between meals to prevent theft and poisoning.

The other third is mostly locked up, requiring payment or passwords to view it.