“ I used to capture the vastness and the immensity of the world and confine it to the limited pages of the parchment. Hark Herald Sarmiento
“ Being locked up is one thing, but to have no concept of confinement, to be ignorant of its terms and never understand that struggle is useless - that's what hell must be like. David Sedaris
“ A Colder breeze lifted a dead leaf to the roof and sent it scuttling merrily on its way to catch in my hair. It crackled dry and brittle when Chris plucked it out and held it, just staring down at a d… V.C. Andrews
“ A generation of children is not only being raised indoors, but is being confined to even smaller spaces. Jane Clark, a University of Maryland professor of kinesiology . . . calls them "containerized k… Richard Louv
“ Don't forget either, you unhappy man, that voluntary confinement is a great deal harder to bear than compulsory. Anton Chekhov
“ My association of jail to high school is probably on the basic similarity of a communicable social-setting. These few settings represent a frame of reference: a somewhat fraternal order (though I neve… H. Kirk Rainer
“ She felt trapped, but she didn't have to. The world is wide open and ready, waiting for us to escape this bubble and join it. C.M. Stunich
“ For animals, the confinement of the body is the confinement of the whole being, but a person can choose freedom even when he has no physical autonomy. In order to do so, he must know what choice is, a… Sheena Iyengar
“ Break away from the box confining you. Positive dreamers do not follow the status quo. They keep raising the standard of the bar higher and higher. Raise the bar. Israelmore Ayivor
“ Break every chain of mediocrity that confines you. You may have begun at a level below average, but dare to leave that side and paddle your steps to cross the river with honours. Israelmore Ayivor
“ Never say "I don't care"! We are all looking up to you. Dare to break the fence that confines you! Make it happen! Israelmore Ayivor
“ Some minds corrode and grow inactive under the loss of personal liberty; others grow morbid and irritable; but it is the nature of the poet to become tender and imaginitive in the loneliness of confin… Washington Irving
