Sentence examples for good prisoner from inspiring English sources

"What a good prison does is teach you to be a good prisoner, so it teaches you to be compliant, not to use your initiative, to do what you're told, to rein in your emotions, and that isn't necessarily what you need to do to be a good citizen, or a good parent".

Hot on the heels of Lost, Ashes To Ashes and the not very good Prisoner remake, we're being asked to invest our emotions in another bunch of baffled captives stranded in an unfamiliar environment.

But Islam recounted that Richter told her that a Yemeni prison guard, queried by US diplomats about the mistreatment, replied: "When he's not being a good prisoner or causes trouble, this stuff happens".

Failing to provide TB screening and treatment to prisoners means not only that prisoners will become infected and may die from TB, but that efforts to control TB in the community will fail, and that drug-sensitive TB will be replaced by deadly drug-resistant TB. "Good prisoner health is good community health" is a well-known maxim among public health experts.

But because Singleton was a good prisoner, he was paroled after eight.

I can't recall the set list but I know I heard "Bring It Up," "Night Train," "Try Me," "Papa's Got Brand New Bag," "I Feel Good," "Prisoner Of Love"..

"Our listeners tend to become such good prisoners that they get re-categorised out!

Team Delta is looking for a few good prisoners willing to pay $695 for three days of lousy food, harassment and sleep deprivation.

Then, the some of the "good" prisoners were yanked from the privilege cell at the discretion of the guards, and the two populations were arbitrarily mixed.

"Everything is always about race," because just this week, a Louisiana sheriff stated in no simpler terms, "Good prisoners make great slaves".

In 2011, Governor Andrew Cuomo closed the Arthur Kill Prison in Staten Island, which was the only real prison in the five boroughs... Before that got shut down, inmates used to bust their asses behaving like good prisoners so they could transfer close to home.