Sentence examples for are sometimes exiled from inspiring English sources
Bandits and killers are sometimes exiled here.
Although they claim that Tibetans are sometimes secretly killed in detention, exile groups say the executions this week were the first in Tibet since 2002.
Muncey and Davenport also popularized the idea that in the past some HD sufferers may have been thought to be possessed by spirits or victims of witchcraft, and were sometimes shunned or exiled by society.
Many of its members, both in exile and within Syria, grumble that policies are often conjured up on the spur of the moment and are sometimes naive.
Unseated rulers were sometimes killed, more often exiled, but always their wealth — that part of it not sent out of the country — was pillaged in its turn.
He went on: Alas, we often lack breath and faith, wrongly certainly but and here we come back to the point if, however, we want to work we must submit both to the stubborn harshness of the time and to our isolation, which is sometimes as hard to bear as exile.
Along with criminals, ethnic Han Chinese suspected of being a threat to the imperial court would sometimes be exiled to Xinjiang.
The so-called kulaks were arrested and exiled, and sometimes shot.
When Middle Eastern tyrants are exiled after they lose power, Minawi says, sometimes people forget about them to focus on reconstructing their countries.
Ottone and Ottavia are exiled.
