Sentence examples for some incarcerated from inspiring English sources

Some incarcerated people say it is easier not to think about freedom at all.

He points out that while some incarcerated people already make investments from prison and that many "jailhouse lawyers" have been practicing for longer than he's been alive they are not the majority.

In Greece, politicians, business executives and bankers are making headlines, with some incarcerated in a white-collar crackdown on tax dodgers.

Some straight, incarcerated men become prison gay.

The Marshall Project invited some of its incarcerated contributors to reflect on the fallout from the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville.

Some PWID continue to use drugs such as opioids, including by injection, while incarcerated, and some people initiate injecting in prison [ 17].

So one might suppose that Sackler's concern and sympathy for the incarcerated is some kind of expiation.

Over 40 states allow for beards shorter than the length of a dime to be worn by the incarcerated, though some allow for longer ones.

Yeah, the oldest continuous civilisation in the world are some of its most incarcerated peoples, and yet are somehow meant to be "young and free".

But that kind of blanket denial of treatment is very much at odds with principles established for non-military prisons, which in recent years have largely accepted the idea that trans people are entitled to hormones and in some cases surgery while incarcerated.

"Malibu" is a lush, layered listen befitting a church-raised soul singer, hip-hop purist and free-spirited musician that explores some heavy subjects here — incarcerated parents, depression and homelessness.