Sentence examples for mostly incommunicado from inspiring English sources
The police are continuing to keep an Inner Mongolian activist, Hada, in what appears to be illegal detention, mostly incommunicado.
Xiu spent a year largely incommunicado before she was released.
He is being held largely incommunicado in a jail in Tripoli.
A similar outage occurred last year, though RIM was largely incommunicado during that incident.
Then there are the victims of the administration's frantic, post-9/11 bloodhounds, who rounded up hundreds of people and held them incommunicado, mostly without charges, and occasionally prosecuting them simply because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time, had the wrong names and religions, were wrongly identified or were drawn into conspiracies wholly created by the F.B.I.
He also said that the infamous prison where suspected enemy combatants and terrorists have been held incommunicado, mostly without legal counsel and in perpetual legal purgatory, undermines the "American brand" and provides fodder for the world's most disgusting thugs who point to US behaviour at Guantanamo as cover for their own misdeeds.
On holiday and incommunicado, apparently.
Mr Liu's wife has been kept incommunicado.
He was incommunicado for a year.
In fact, he was being held incommunicado.
