Sentence examples for the imprisonment from inspiring English sources

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the imprisonment

noun

A confinement in a place, especially a prison or a jail, as punishment for a crime.

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The imprisonment rate is also down.

The imprisonment has imparted a chill to other rights advocates.

Parliament didn't ban the imprisonment of debtors until 1869.

The imprisonment of Pussy Riot prompted an international outcry.

The imprisonment rate has been climbing for the past decade.

Evidence not required; or, rather, the imprisonment is the evidence.

Did you hear about the imprisonment of this feminist punk band in Russia, Pussy Riot?

The imprisonment is unbearable: he experiences the humiliation that a mere dumb animal would never feel.

Yahoo had turned over data that led to the imprisonment of several Chinese activists.

"No, it's not a metaphor," he writes, "the imprisonment is real".

It is a fact that crime rates have dropped as the imprisonment rate has soared.

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