Sentence examples for more imprisoned from inspiring English sources

Three conspirators were executed and many more imprisoned or exiled.

I went from invisibility to exposure, and I felt even more imprisoned".

Turkey has more imprisoned journalists than almost any other country (there were some 57 at the last count).

Source: AP A report in 2011 found that there were more imprisoned journalists in Turkey than in any other country.

Once more imprisoned, Wenceslas was able to restore himself in the next few years, but at the price of yielding real power to the royal council.

Gandhi was once more imprisoned, and the government tried to insulate him from the outside world and to destroy his influence.

That fact may explain the central paradox of mass incarceration: fewer crimes, more criminals; less wrongdoing to imprison people for, more people imprisoned.

More than 70,000 people have been killed, thousands more injured, imprisoned and tortured, and millions made homeless or turned into refugees.

Between 1978 and 1998, more than 200 Bahá'ís were killed, the majority by execution, and thousands more were imprisoned.

The coup ushered in 17 years of rule by Gen Pinochet, during which more than 3,000 political opponents were killed or "disappeared" by the military and thousands more were imprisoned and tortured.

The principal targets of the satire are even more seriously imprisoned after they gain their ends.