Sentence examples for yes incarceration from inspiring English sources

Ah, yes, incarceration: what an agreeable and strengthening experience it is, like a nice hot cup of herbal tea, although, sadly, it is lost on Ingrid's cellmate, who has "a vocabulary of twenty-five words".

But over the following decades, liberals became more focussed on the systems that perpetuate economic inequality — subpar schools, low access to healthcare, and, yes, high incarceration rates — and conservatives began to concentrate on government spending.

Yes, mass incarceration is a bad thing.

Other covariates that were considered included incarceration (yes vs. no) and HCV serostatus (positive vs. negative).

History of homelessness (at least once in my lifetime vs. never) and history of incarceration (yes, at least once in my lifetime vs. never) were also assessed.

18 19 The offending history variables could change from no to yes with subsequent incarcerations.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

Yes, yes, oh, yes!

I7: Yes, yes, yes.

Yes, yes.