Sentence examples for prolonged seclusion from inspiring English sources

All too often, though, it makes for an irritatingly disjointed read.One might suppose that prolonged seclusion at Camp David allowed the rivals to build trust.

CARACAS, Venezuela — The prolonged seclusion of President Hugo Chávez in Cuba after undergoing emergency surgery has stirred opponents here who were already chafing at Venezuela's reliance on Cuban advisers for military and intelligence affairs.

Prolonged seclusion and restraint can also constitute torture when used against people with disabilities, in clear violation of several international treaties.

Patients who required seclusion during hospitalization tended to have prolonged LOS.

These findings are in line with the recommendation of the Council of Europe as stated in the White Paper: "seclusion and mechanical or other means of restraint for prolonged periods should be resorted to only in exceptional cases" [ 3].

To resolve prolonged deadlocks in the earlier years of papal elections, local authorities often resorted to the forced seclusion of the cardinal electors, such as that first adopted by the city of Rome in 1241, and possibly before that by Perugia in 1216.

The ovations were prolonged.

Shackling for prolonged periods.

It was prolonged.

Or perhaps prolonged it.

A prolonged silence ensues.