Sentence examples for when incarcerated from inspiring English sources

Eighty percent of the women at Edna Mahan are mothers when incarcerated.

He said inmates "take their violent ways with them" when incarcerated.

He is irreproachably well-mannered and generous, devoted to maintaining the hotel's high standards (even when incarcerated) and intent on making a success of the awkward Zero.

It was to Julius Caesar that Nelson Mandela turned when incarcerated on Robben Island: in his copy of Shakespeare he marked the lines that begin "Cowards die many times before their deaths".

Colin Firth, who stars in the film as Eric Lomax, a real-life railway enthusiast from Scotland who struggled to cope both with his brutal treatment when incarcerated, and with the emotional scars such suffering left him later in life, explained how his knowledge of the period was informed not by history classes or cinema but though reading and conversations with a family friend.

Also, when incarcerated patients are transferred to a community medical facility for evaluation, these patients are readily recognizable, clad in bright orange jumpsuits, shackles and with armed escort.

When not incarcerated, Mr. Alcala, whom the authorities have described as highly intelligent, assumed the life of a freewheeling bachelor.

In 1650, the cathedral was closed for worship when Oliver Cromwell incarcerated 3,000 Scottish soldiers there after the Battle of Dunbar.

Additionally, discharge planning should begin well in advance of an individual's eventual release and should be comprehensively provided for at least six months since this time period is when formerly incarcerated individuals are the most likely to be re-incarcerated (Petersilia 2008).

While the precise manner in which prison populations have been decreased has varied, we are no less secure than when we incarcerated a higher number and percentage of our fellow citizens.

(Aboriginal man, former inmate) Another participant recalled when being incarcerated for the first time, she was warned by an experienced inmate not to mention any mental health issues or anxiety because of the danger of being put on suicide-watch.