Sentence examples for when imprisoned from inspiring English sources

Throughout his persecution even when imprisoned, his life clearly in peril Gomułka acted in a dignified and courageous manner and refused to admit guilt.

Although there has been some general improvement in prison healthcare since responsibility was transferred to the NHS in 2006, older prisoners can still face difficulties continuing their medication when imprisoned and routinely fail to receive preventative and screening services.

Moving in his decline, Redmayne pierces to the heart when, imprisoned at Pomfret, he utters the simplest of lines about his old horse: "Rode he on Barbary?" All this proves that Redmayne understands perfectly Richard's descent from vain tyrant to exposed victim; what he needs to acquire is the technique that comes with Shakespearean practice.

As for the special effects, by now they are so accomplished that they no longer feel like effects at all; we accept, as quite normal, the notion that apes can weep, self-analyze, and, when imprisoned, hatch an elaborate escape plan.

Pankhurst was spared further force-feeding attempts after this incident, but she continued to violate the law and – when imprisoned – starve herself in protest.

The attacks have left hundreds dead and provide a jarring example of what can happen when imprisoned criminals have widespread access to communications technology.

So they amended their own law to ensure that it did not apply when imprisoning the children of asylum seekers.

Well-versed in Marxist tradition, Mr. Chávez faces little qualms when imprisoning his political opponents and dismantling the independence of the judiciary.

It was sung when Mandela was imprisoned, when he was freed in 1990, when he was President, and, afterward, in his retirement.

It remains unknown what these girls were thinking, if they were thinking, when they imprisoned another human being in a car trunk without food, water or medication.

When he imprisoned several British missionaries and envoys, accusing them of plotting against him, Great Britain sent the Napier expedition (1867 68) to rescue the prisoners.