Sentence examples for sort of confinement from inspiring English sources

What she finds is another sort of confinement, whose freedoms enable her to indulge her most self-damaging proclivities.

He is to return to court Sept. 21, when he could be sentenced to more than 100 years in some sort of confinement, Judge Kaplan said.

Being moved from one sort of confinement to another, Justice Alito wrote, is unlike "the shock that very often accompanies arrest," where "detention represents a sharp and ominous change, and the shock may give rise to coercive pressures".

As for Ms. Cuthbert, having passed most of her time as Jack Bauer's daughter on "24" in one sort of confinement or another, she knows the victim ropes better than most.

McGuire says they get around this problem by encapsulating the cusp device inside a magnetic mirror device, a different sort of confinement technique.

But these sorts of confinements and impositions are not always something you're even conscious of.

Sleep-deprived or intoxicated contestants are taken into a sort of solitary confinement for questioning.

Even prisoners, it seems, can live in liberty, even — or perhaps especially — in the sort of solitary confinement in which Miss Helen, a gentle pariah, has existed for 15 years.

To some pig producers, however, this appears to be good system as they can continue to keep sows in stalls by using what is a sort of biological confinement where the sows stay in stalls by their own choice.

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

In this framework, with a suitable rules definition, fault events will cause a changing in a limited set of rules (i.e automata), hence a sort of "fault modelling confinement" can be achieved.