Sentence examples for a declaration of freedom from inspiring English sources

The cigarette she confidently cradles "is a declaration of freedom", writes Tulloch, "black feminine freedom".

It may fairly be taken as an announcement of the policy that was to guide the army and as a declaration of freedom taking effect as the lines advanced.

Slowly, on a 50-year-old Teletype machine with punched-paper tape, he began to bang out "When in the Course of human events…"This was the first free e-text, and none better as a declaration of freedom from the old-boy network of publishing.

VILNIUS, Lithuania — The United States and two dozen other nations called for the adoption of a declaration of freedoms in cyberspace at a European security conference here on Tuesday, but the proposal stalled in the face of opposition from Russia and countries that view the Internet as a threat to their political systems.

Page A10 CYBERSPACE PROPOSAL STALLS The U.S. and two dozen other nations called for the adoption of a declaration of freedoms in cyberspace at a European security conference, but the proposal stalled in the face of opposition from countries that view the Internet as a threat to their political systems.

In this role he sat on the panel that heard the preliminary cases in 1781 involving Quock Walker, an African American seeking a declaration of his freedom.

"Lesson No. 1: Fashion is a declaration of your own freedom".

To be honest, this ad reads more like a suicide note than a declaration of pink-flavored freedom.

Yet in the aftermath of the mass murder of his colleagues this lack of reverence declared in every line of the drawing becomes a truly sublime declaration of freedom.

But for the novel's protagonists, it was a declaration of war on the freedom to think, to act, to love.

But despite the justifications for the presence of these world leaders in Paris, it is important to remember that the main message of the Paris demonstration was a declaration of support for the freedom of expression.