Sentence examples for internment with from inspiring English sources

Internment, with or without judicial supervision, leads to injustice and alienation.

Norbert knew Siegmund Nissel (violin) and Peter Schidlof (viola) from internment; with Martin, they went on to form the Amadeus Quartet, giving their first concerts in 1947.

Visionary is also the word for Jeff Davis's drawing of a pile of placidly smiling male heads bathed in celestial light and Jules de Balincourt's "Men's Safety Center," with its somewhat alarming image of what looks like an internment camp with a rainbow-beamed searchlight.

He said, "My father grew up in an internment camp, with that epithet being thrown at him.

It also charged that the U.S. moved her to the Bagram Theater Internment Facility with the help of Pakistani authorities.

But two years in a strict boarding school and one shut in an internment camp with 400 men, stood between him and the other students.

One writer is Marnie Mueller, an American who lived in a California internment camp with her parents who were activists working on behalf of those imprisoned there.

A third influence — one she insisted was positive — was being held in internment camps with her family during the war, a fate that befell 120,000 Japanese-Americans, roupded up by the federal government for fear that they might aid the enemy.

In July 1940 he and the rest of his Italian colleagues were removed from the Savoy and despatched to the winter quarters of the Bertram Mills circus in Berkshire, freshly refitted as an internment camp with Bren guns and a double girdle of barbed wire.

These are internment camps, with a new name.

The actor spent part of his own childhood in a Japanese-American internment camp with his family.