Sentence examples for forms of confinement from inspiring English sources

In a nearby gallery there is an imposing display of pictures by Xue Jiye: huge, anguished muscular men straining against various forms of confinement.

Murray belongs to what the poet Farnoosh Fathi calls "the radical arc of American metaphysical poets" — writers like Laura Riding, Emily Dickinson, and Lorine Niedecker, whose boundlessness on the page belies the forms of confinement they suffered in the world.

Besides, it was concluded that alternative forms of confinement can also be considered in the numerical analysis, as long as the appropriate lateral confinement pressure is provided in the model.

In this contribution, I argue that another wave of rigorous laws and policies have impacted on the development of large camp-like mass accommodation with poor housing standards and aggravated forms of confinement.

The use of this form of confinement has been singled out internationally for strong criticism.

And, like all three, it can become a form of confinement, conceptual mistakes underwriting moral ones.

Some people are missing, and some are under "soft detention" in their homes, an increasingly common form of confinement.

Mr. Bo has also been under some form of confinement since mid-March, and his wife, too, has been detained.

Solitary confinement, isolation, segregation, separate confinement, or administrative segregation are all terms used to broadly describe a form of confinement where a prisoner or detainee is held alone in a cell from 22 to 24 hours a day.

But where her latest work really startles is in its elaboration of a fully realized theory of awkwardness, imagined as a form of confinement — not only in intimate situations but also in the semi-abstract space of other people's perceptions.

In fact, the sections of the letter quoted by the paper showed that Mr. LeBaron was arguing that the least harmful option being considered by Britain was to free Mr. Megrahi on compassionate grounds, but subject him to some looser form of confinement in Scotland, possibly in a hospice, not send him back to Libya under the prisoner-transfer pact.