Sentence examples for imprisoned the wrong from inspiring English sources

IF you discover that you've imprisoned the wrong man for two years, would you be remorseful?

To calculate that, you'd need to look at how much it costs to investigate, convict and imprison the wrong person; the effects the wrongful conviction had on that person, his or her family, and his or her community; and any crimes the real culprit committed after authorities apprehended the wrong suspect.

With his big, almost hulking frame and long, quizzical-looking face, Mr. Lithgow on screen or onstage effortlessly manages to seem like a panic-stricken creature imprisoned in the wrong body.

But he doesn't mention one of the most compelling reasons innocent people remain imprisoned: the often unflagging certitude of prosecutors who refuse to consider the possibility that they or their colleagues were wrong.

Instead, they imprisoned the journalist.

The quicker they are imprisoned, the better.

Imprisoned, the deposed king appealed to Justinian.

Nevertheless, as the union's head, Abdullah still had to go to the authorities on a number of occasions to free fellow medics imprisoned for treating the "wrong" side.

Baby Halder, Nalini Jameela, Anjum Zamrud Habib and Sister Jesme demonstrate the power of raising one's voice — against the injustice of being imprisoned for being on the wrong side of a long-raging conflict, against abuse, against deep-seated prejudices and class barriers.

Natural cross linker genipin is used to imprison the Thelebolan within the fibroin network.

Selfish action imprisons the world.