Sentence examples for well imprisoned from inspiring English sources

I felt, well, imprisoned.

"I asked the office of the prosecutor to expedite all charges so they are well imprisoned and cease sabotaging the Venezuelan people".

And if love is a crime, then there is no hope for any of us in this godforsaken world and you might as well imprison yourselves, for we are all imprisoned, once love dies.

It's also cold comfort for those who have been evicted from their land without compensation, as well as imprisoned activists, child labourers, and those who remain threatened by land-grabbing.

Compared to the general SUD group in compulsory care, the ADHD/SUD group had already been significantly more often in compulsory care during childhood or adolescence, as well as imprisoned more often as adults.

The last annual report by NGO Human Rights Watch (HRW) said Vietnam's record remained "dire in all areas," with the Communist Party allowing no challenge to its leadership, restricting basic rights such as freedom of speech and association, as well as imprisoning and assaulting activists and bloggers.

The Palestinian demands include the release of more than 5,000 prisoners seized by Israel during the 33 months of fighting, as well as those imprisoned before the current round of bloodshed.

The 49-year-old actress laughs before saying: "Well, he's imprisoned, that would make it a little bit difficult".

The Nazis imprisoned well-known people there, creating the illusion of an elite camp.

Many in the middle classes who were uninterested in last year's protests identified with Sanhouri, said Usamah Mohamed, a well-known activist imprisoned last year.

Dostoevsky was imprisoned, as well.