Sentence examples similar to a freedom one from inspiring English sources

In October 2013, for a group exhibition at London's Serpentine Gallery, they published a report called Youth Mode: A Report on Freedom, one chapter of which was entitled "Normcore".

At first glance, since membrane receptors are bound to the cell membrane that allows a lateral degree of freedom, one would expect a simple (and homogeneous) distribution of receptors on the membrane.

The novel offers a lesson in freedom, one arrived at negatively.

Permitting more than one child is surely a step toward freedom, one that will curb the forced abortions and fearful abandonments that have characterized so much of family planning in China for the past 35 years.

There is a sense of freedom one can experience when traveling.

"There's a kind of freedom one gets from just letting it all go.

When Mr. Pompeo traveled to Lebanon after his recent stop in Israel, he toured a church and a Crusader citadel and talked with a bishop about religious freedom, one of his favorite themes.

You lose a bit of freedom on one hand and gain some on the other.

When Hawa marries a travelling Muslim preacher much to the narrator's dismay, Lamin's response is that perhaps Hawa's choice reflects a different kind of freedom, one roaming the land rather than stuck in a village.

Instead, he says, we need a different understanding of freedom, one in which we can allow ourselves to live in doubt.

Two made their own way to freedom, one with a child fathered by a militant.