Sentence examples for the confinement that from inspiring English sources
"It's not so much the confinement that's the problem for the horse, it's the isolation.
Using thermal analysis and wide angle X-ray scattering (WAXS), we evaluated the confinement that exists in as-spun amorphous, and heat-treated semicrystalline, fibers.
On the other side are those who say that locking up children mirrors the confinement that predators subject them to, and will ultimately fail to cure the problem.
Redistribution of the peaks' positions in the lens is defined mainly by the additional confinement that provides the external magnetic field, while analogous redistribution in other two spike-liked structures is mainly due to the Aharonov-Bohm effect.
As it is, Mr. Redmayne provides a persuasive study in the psychological confinement that comes with the crown.
In his columns on the novel, John Mullan considers the ways in which Simpson's choice of the short story form underpins the theme of confinement that runs through her collection, and the technical ways in which her stories work.
The brother and sister have been at the forefront of the fight against solitary confinement that is gaining traction across the country.
Chelsea Manning has been found guilty of possessing unapproved reading material by a panel at Fort Leavenworth prison but will be spared the indefinite solitary confinement that had reportedly been among her possible sentences, according to a tweet sent from her official account.
The rhythms of the film, and the rough intimacy of the camera work, allow you to experience both the calm order that Voichita finds soothing and the unbearable confinement that Alina experiences.
As Justice John Paul Stevens argued in 2009, such delays expose inmates to "decades of especially severe, dehumanizing conditions of confinement" — in particular, the solitary confinement that Kennedy finds so problematic.
As Justice John Paul Stevens argued in 2009, such delays expose inmates to "decades of especially severe, dehumanizing conditions of confinement"—in particular, the solitary confinement that Kennedy finds so problematic.
