"I just got into it," she said, recalling the exhilaration "of living in this wonderful exotic world, of a creature locked in this awful physical prison but with a dim sense that there was something else out there".
In this dualistic view of human nature, salvation has meant essentially the emancipation of the soul from its physical prison or tomb and its return to its ethereal home.
That may achieve the political goal of shuttering the physical prison at Guantánamo, but it does not resolve the fact that indefinite detention is a violation of international law and the U.S. Constitution.
They lived in a physical prison, he explained.
Only then will his release from the physical prison he inhabits lead to true redemption and atonement.
Replace cage with cubicle, or the spiritual-physical prison of your choosing, and that pretty much sums up part of the human condition, as well as a thread in a lot of documentaries.
While the trauma of a prison stay is usually, and sensationally, depicted in terms of physical violence, prison's psychological violence — the monotony, the loneliness, the isolation and depression — is occasionally captured by Wayne's spare, mundane, repetitive language.
Today, when prisoners are older and in worse physical shape, and prison sentences last far longer, prisons are becoming engines of disease.
The result showed a significant difference in physical aggression between prison inmates and non-prison inmates and a significant difference in verbal aggression between prison inmates and non-prison inmates.
Because of strapped budgets, the physical conditions in prisons and jails across the country are often dangerous.
