Sentence examples for incarcerated by a from inspiring English sources

The fortunate few who have won clemency leave behind tens of thousands of others incarcerated by a system of unjust laws.

Its heroine – Baby Doll, if you please, played by the blankly pouting Emily Browning – has been incarcerated by a wicked stepfather in a "Hospital for the" (wait for it) "Mentally Insane".

With a forgetfulness that, if genuine, demonstrates how rapidly the most preposterous inventions can acquire the status of fact, even his colleagues at WikiLeaks have convinced themselves that Assange was incarcerated by a British government determined to keep him quiet.

When their case was taken up by Amnesty International, with two million signatures on a petition organised by the Body Shop, the two Moustache Brothers became an international symbol for the thousands of men and women who were incarcerated by a dictatorship that was typical among tyrannies for its corruption and cruelty but outstanding for its pompous self-regard.

I urge all travelling Australians to imagine what it would be like to be incarcerated by an ally of our country and then have our government allow them to rot for years without charge in prison.

Women are given no voice, not even royal women, except for the very few, such as the infamous Eleanor of Aquitaine whom it was difficult to silence, yet even she was incarcerated by an enraged Henry II for stirring rebellion among their sons.

In New York City, we've reduced the incarceration- the number of people incarcerated by over a third and crime keeps coming down.

Orlando is sent to prison for hacking into the computers of the Colorado office of the United States Forest Service and diverting all its funds to a Nevada bordello, then gets rich while incarcerated by making a CD in which sample recordings of flatulence cover classic rock songs.

Israel, who is serving a 22-year term in federal prison, tried to avoid being incarcerated by faking a suicide in July 2008.

Bonhoeffer wrote Letters and Papers from Prison from Tegel prison where he was incarcerated by the Nazis for a year and a half.

There was no compelling reason to get out of the office and buy a copy of a paper incarcerated by deadlines that made it little better than a late morning paper.