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Meanings of own imprisonment in English
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Usage of own imprisonment in English
1
What else could her own imprisonment portend but a similar fate?
2
She felt a sudden terrified consciousness of her own imprisonment.
3
I told them what Brand had said concerning my return and his own imprisonment by his fellow conspirators.
4
Every pulpit is a pillory in which stands a hired culprit, defending the justice of his own imprisonment.
5
The only result of such an effort would be my own imprisonment, leaving her in more helpless stress than before.
6
My mind went back to my own imprisonment-thesmells, the cold, the wretched fare, the dampness, the loneliness, the madness that came and went.
7
On the same trip, he suggested an American missionary was at fault for his own imprisonment in North Korea, remarks for which he later apologised.
8
I have small reason to regret my own imprisonment," he added, "my jailers are so kind; yet I do regret it for his sake."
9
"My Lord," spoke up Roland, "I am quite satisfied that my own imprisonment has been illegal, therefore I make no apology for circumventing it.