Sentence examples similar to Initial taste of liberty from inspiring English sources

Pulling away from the garage, I got an initial taste of the surprising torque in the lower gears.

Each listing will have a breakdown of testimonials, services, and average pricing to give you a solid initial taste of the company.

In Iraq, only time and the taste of liberty will permit a long-oppressed people to recognize their great potential.

We have tasted the bread of liberty and we want more of it.

Another leading statesman at the time, Charles Eliot, had noted: "what would be worse to a people who have tasted the sweets of liberty than a standing army".

Once he got a taste, of that initial success, for the last year he's been building off that.

But the bad taste of the initial paint of Taylor as a bad actor stuck like a lead weight in the craw.

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Project, said that the point of the initial letter from Liberty Counsel was clearly not just about the logo.

In 1729 a short book, A Dissertation of Liberty and Necessity, with the initials A.C. on the title page, was published.

It declared the American Revolution the triumph of "a mature and considered taste for liberty, not a vague and indefinite instinct for independence".

To The Economist's taste, this is a terrible move: we favour fluid migration, both on grounds of liberty and for practical economic reasons.