Sentence examples for we're imprisoned from inspiring English sources

We're imprisoned by misperceptions and all kinds of tribal animus.

We're imprisoned, thrown from buildings, and hanged from cranes.

So that's what I wanted to screen in the film, giving the feeling that we're stuck, that we're imprisoned in an enclosed space, and to give this feeling, to have these area shots to show how big is the prison, and also to give a feeling of the distance between.

"We're imprisoning too many women, and too many mums in particular," Murphy told the group.

Despite a clunky immigration message ("We're imprisoning ourselves," says the photographer, surveying the gargantuan blockade on the border of the quarantined zone), "Monsters" effortlessly compels.

"We are imprisoned for our political convictions," Ms. Alyokhina said.

Before we knew it, we were imprisoned in a room with Mr. Moto.

We are imprisoned even in crowded cities and at noisy parties.

We too might get a little psychotic, it suggests, if we were imprisoned in a bath for 30 years.

Vanda recalls Aldo's "pedantic calm" as he pontificates on "the roles we were imprisoned in by getting married".

Until that moment we are imprisoned in a logic that is entirely sound, but for the fact that it's erected on a false premise.