Imprisoned

The strict rules of the household imprisoned the children's creativity.

The lack of education opportunities left him feeling imprisoned.

The lack of funding imprisoned the researcher's ability to make significant discoveries.

The mental illness imprisoned him from leading a normal life.

The language barrier imprisoned the tourist's ability to fully immerse in the local culture.

The lack of internet access imprisoned the small business from reaching a wider audience.

The artist's creative vision was imprisoned by the constraints of his commission.

The abusive relationship imprisoned her from leaving and seeking help.

The rigid structure of the curriculum imprisoned the student's natural curiosity.

Her fear of public speaking imprisoned her potential to advance in her career.

The narrow-mindedness of the community imprisoned the town's progress.

The oppressive government imprisoned the citizens' freedom of speech.

The financial burden of debt imprisoned him from pursuing his dreams.

The cultural differences imprisoned the exchange student's ability to adapt to the new environment.

The dated technology imprisoned the company's efficiency.

The long-standing tradition imprisoned the company's decision-making process.

The social stigma imprisoned him from expressing his true identity.

The physical disability imprisoned her from living an active lifestyle.

The protestors felt imprisoned by the police barricades.

The prisoners were imprisoned in cramped cells with no natural light.

The imprisoned animal struggled against its restraints.

The stranded hiker felt imprisoned by the harsh weather conditions.

The stranded passengers felt imprisoned in the airport during the snowstorm.

The injured athlete felt imprisoned by her body's limitations.

The character in the novel felt imprisoned by their past mistakes.

The prisoner was imprisoned for his involvement in the robbery.

The activist was imprisoned for speaking out against the government.

The serial killer was finally caught and imprisoned for life.

The police arrested the suspect and imprisoned him in a cell.

The thieves were imprisoned after they were caught stealing from the bank.

The dictator imprisoned journalists who reported on government corruption.

The warden imprisoned the prisoners in their cells for the night.

He was imprisoned in a small cell with no windows and very little food.

The government imprisoned the political dissident for speaking out against the regime.

The soldiers were imprisoned for their involvement in the war crimes.

During the war, many innocent people were imprisoned in concentration camps.

The rebels were imprisoned after the failed coup attempt.

The convicted criminal was imprisoned for his involvement in a drug trafficking ring.

The dictator imprisoned his political opponents to silence them.

The thief was caught stealing and imprisoned in the local jail.

The rebels were imprisoned after their failed attempt to overthrow the government.

The prisoner tried to escape from the prison where he was imprisoned.

The police imprisoned the suspect in the county jail.

The homeless person felt imprisoned by poverty.

The child felt imprisoned by his fear of the dark.

The man felt imprisoned in his unhappy marriage.

The fish felt imprisoned in the polluted water.

The traveler felt imprisoned by the language barrier.

The employees felt imprisoned by the strict workplace rules.

The villagers were imprisoned by the floodwaters that ravaged their homes.