Sentence examples for indeed punishment from inspiring English sources
Indeed punishment is weakly commensurate with the importance of the speed excess.10 A reflection has to be undertaken on this issue to make more acceptable the system by the public and to introduce fairness among speed offenders.
Indeed, "accepting punishment is designed to prick the conscience of those doing the punishing," Ms. Calman said.
Indeed, the punishments meted out for money laundering do not exactly qualify as a deterrent.
But many Malaysians, moderate Malay Muslims among them, would find it a harsh punishment indeed.
The politician Estraven, who takes up Genly Ai's cause, is exiled from his country – harsh punishment indeed in such a hostile terrain.
"I didn't understand the degree to which, once you lock someone up, even in the best prisons for a short period of time, that is a very severe punishment indeed".
A botched hanging that fails to snap the neck cleanly is cruel and unusual punishment indeed: too short a drop can strangle the prisoner; too long, take his head off.The reader samples both grim fates in detail, for Mr Estleman has done impeccable homework on the finer points of what Stone would regard as a lost art.
A severe punishment indeed.
These monks, indeed, faced swift punishment.
Afterwards, there indeed was a punishment.
