Sentence examples for confinement too from inspiring English sources

It's fortunate that the novel's prose is so untrammeled, because murder-mystery plotting can be a confinement too, a dark locked room whose doors open only when the solution, Messiah-like, arrives at the end.

If the democratic basis of language is what underpins the idea of the "writers' workshop", then in that setting the writer is a free individual, enabling others to process varying degrees of confinement: confinement in artificial ideas about writing, sure enough, but confinement too in the subjectivity through which one very often learns to survive non-expressive experience.

The unmissable point was that the solitary confinement too frequently imposed on jailed young men and women is cruel and unusual punishment.

The United States is a nation of second chances, but the experience of solitary confinement too often undercuts that second chance...

For some, the limits on solitary confinement come too late.

Ask friends who used a confinement nanny; too, the best reference is word of mouth.

When West referred to it as "a sort of refugee camp", I fear that kinship between these spaces of confinement is altogether too real.

When the amount of confinement steels are too much, the column's ductility may decrease as presented in Table 6.

There's no farming -- just mass confinement of animals too numerous to count with dead animals among the living.

(For a while, she reminisced, she served eclair swans for dessert -- a clear sign of too much confinement).

Solitary confinement is still far too common in the country's prisons and jails and has a negative effect on inmates' mental health.