Sentence examples for imprisonment so much from inspiring English sources
In a direct response to Hiram Powers, Bell's version is an African woman standing on the shore of Africa waiting to be transported as a slave to America, but with the cuffs and chains of imprisonment so much more obvious.
That's why we got excited about Hirst in the 1990s, when his striking images of nature, death and imprisonment said so much more than most of today's art.
Americans had come to fear these exiles so much that few of them protested their imprisonment and only a small number of legal workers tried to help them.
"But we are given so much hope by the outcry across the world as to your imprisonment.
The result would be a turn to the penitentiary and the prison-form which was not so much a model of confinement for violations of a statute, so much as imprison-form whichregular behavior.
This is a major perk, since carpool violations (like so much else in a world intent on improving efficiency and sustainability) are punishable by imprisonment.
One is a doltish peasant who grew up to be a sly grandmaster; his opponent is an intellectual who, during imprisonment by the Nazis, had studied every game of chess, and played them out in his head, so much so that his persona split into the black and white side.
So much so that, as Tony Benn reached to communicate the significance of the vote to allow the imprisonment of terrorist subjects for 42 days without trial, he lighted upon that great charter as his historical reference.
Like so much of Apatow's work it risks compromising a true adult sensibility with monotonous raunchy dialogue and penis jokes that bespeak the imprisonment of aiming at a teenage audience.
