Sentence examples for imprisonment within from inspiring English sources

All three novels present loneliness as the human condition, suggesting that if our imprisonment within our own perspectives tempts us toward judgmentalism, then compassion is the best palliative.

When she arrived in our house, three months ago, I described the typical trajectory of Lou Gehrig's disease — toward complete paralysis and eventual imprisonment within a lifeless body — and explained the debilitating transformation my mother had already begun to undergo: incomprehensible speech, loss of mobility in all limbs, howl-inducing spasms at all hours of the day.

Very often there is a doctrine of the preexistence of the soul or spirit, the soul's incarnation and imprisonment within the body, its eventual rescue and ascent, and sometimes its reincarnation themes that were also common in Platonism or Neo-Pythagoreanism.

This study highlights the importance of considering the heterogeneity of timing and frequency of imprisonment within the prison population on outcomes for families and children.

The role of chanting as a restorative spiritual balm against the indignities of daily strife internalizes the struggle of freedom and imprisonment within the individual body and mind.

Tennyson's Mariana and Gaskell's main character, Ruth, are sensitive to the sounds around them and are constantly looking out of their window in image that represents their imprisonment within their homes.

In a new translation which skilfully draws attention to elements of self-imprisonment within the novella, we come to understand Goethe's desire to exorcise a part of himself, and the irony that Young Werther would haunt him for the rest of his life.

The territory's persistent social problems are reflected in the high rates of crime and imprisonment, especially within the Aboriginal community.

The authors questioned whether this was in part due to the shorter imprisonment terms within the New South Wales female prison population compared to those in the United States (Walker et al., 2014).

The interview was usually scheduled within a week after imprisonment and always within the first month of imprisonment.

Government lawyers have said solitary confinement is necessary because Breivik is "extremely dangerous", and argued the conditions of his imprisonment fall "well within the limits of what is permitted" under the European convention.