It's counterintuitive, but confinement sets you free as you tune in to the present moment.
Strapped to a gurney after years of confinement in a highly regimented setting, today's condemned inmates are much more likely to appear institutionalized than their predecessors.
She also spoke about how former research chimps thrive in a sanctuary setting: even after decades of laboratory confinement, these long-lived animals can finally have peace and dignity in their remaining years.
She lives in a solitary confinement of her own.
If the democratic basis of language is what underpins the idea of the "writers' workshop", then in that setting the writer is a free individual, enabling others to process varying degrees of confinement: confinement in artificial ideas about writing, sure enough, but confinement too in the subjectivity through which one very often learns to survive non-expressive experience.
Consider a confinement period.
They had been in the dome since October and would remain until June; at the moment, they were just a few days away from setting a North American record for a study of the effects of isolation and confinement.
His lawyer, Jawad Bulous, said Mr. Sharawneh accepted the offer of confinement to Gaza, fearing that he would be sent to prison for decades in a military court hearing set for Monday.
The director Nathan Silver's new feature is a period piece, set in New Jersey in 1990 — before smartphones and WiFi — and its subject is confinement and isolation.
Voters in dozens of states will face a series of initiatives and referendums when they go to the polls next week, including proposals to expand after-school programs in California, abolish bilingual education in Massachusetts, decriminalize Nevadans' personal use of marijuana and, in Florida, set new guidelines for the confinement of pregnant pigs.
