Sentence examples for prison itself from inspiring English sources

Nelson Mandela wrote in his autobiography about what it meant to be a political prisoner: "The prison itself is a great education for the need for patience and perseverance.

But the filmmakers hesitate at going deeper into the dark places of the prisoners' biographies and the storied prison itself.

But also key is the design and construction of the buildings where prisoners will spend their time: the prison itself.

Perhaps, then, Obama should concentrate on at least shutting down the category of forever prisoners, if he cannot shut the prison itself.

But isn't it a little late to start splitting hairs about the legality of an Executive action regarding the prisoners at Gitmo when the nature and existence of the prison itself has thrown out every tenet of domestic and international law regarding the rights and treatment of prisoners of war?

At the outset of the American occupation, Abu Ghraib held only about 2,000 Iraqi prisoners, most housed in tents erected under the scorching summer sun outside the prison itself.

The New Wardens A Rebellion Begins, And a Prison Reopens At the outset of the American occupation, Abu Ghraib held only about 2,000 Iraqi prisoners, most housed in tents erected under the scorching summer sun outside the prison itself.

But here, where the prison itself sustained little damage, there was no exit.

Finally, there was the "hard site," the old prison itself, divided into seven blocks.

This time, the prison itself was secure, said Mr. Karzai and Zemarai Bashary, the chief spokesman for the Interior Ministry.

The inevitable use of coercion and violence in law enforcement, in the form of police and prisons, itself represents a grave karmic cost of imposing any penal law on segments of the population who do not accept it as legitimate.