Sentence examples for imprisonment itself from inspiring English sources

The worst that he risks, however, is not imprisonment itself, but seeing his reasons for living disappear.

An examination of the Soviet Gulag might emphasize the need to permit greater diversity of opinion in society, or more adventurously, it might attack the notion of imprisonment itself for being so Gulag-like.

Other factors that may have contributed to the current prevalence of mild depression and anxiety, apart from the obvious impact of imprisonment itself, e.g caffeine and smoking, is a matter of speculation.

Imprisonment itself is a strong indicator of socioeconomic disadvantage: two-thirds (67%) of women in the 2009 NSW Inmate Health Survey were unemployed in the 6 months before their imprisonment, and 44% had been unemployed for five years or longer [ 6].

Imprisonment by itself is not necessarily a bad experience.

The case of Gerardo Hernández, one of the three Cubans sentenced to two terms of life imprisonment, lends itself particularly well to such a humanitarian agreement.

Read the full review An adaptation of Emma Donoghue's kidnap-and-imprisonment novel, itself inspired by the Kampusch and Fritzl cases in Austria, for which Brie Larson won the best actress Oscar.

"Any exploration of imprisonment is, by itself, a journey to freedom".

He said the fact of imprisonment did not by itself provide the answer.

But he led with fierce conviction from the front lines, prepared to confront persistent rejection and slander, imprisonment, bombings and death itself.

The Los Angeles Times inquires that the video deals with acts which lead to Shakur's imprisonment, commenting: "The clip itself practically invites that kind of scrutiny.