Sentence examples for notion of confinement from inspiring English sources

Nor have I any real notion of confinement, never having been subject to it.

Read "A Peacock in the Cage," for instance, and observe how she builds a poem around the single notion of confinement, such that you're levitating with her and all the better for it.

The garden module creates an artificial outdoor environment mitigating the notion of confinement on the lunar surface.

The director once remarked that he had spent his entire career making movies "constructed around the notion of restriction, limitation, confinement and boundaries".

The notion of involuntary confinement is pivotal to Sandlin's story, but it is one of several central tenets that are never quite credible.

"So I think the notion that the jail of the future is still a place of confinement, with bars and razor wire, is an antiquated one," La Vigne said.

He thinks of his office, he told me, as a place of confinement — "but voluntary confinement, happy confinement".

The terms of confinement are grim.

Some say the stress of confinement can turn them violent.

"Marriages are their own kind of confinement," she said.

Judge Bozonelis did not order a specific term of confinement.