Sentence examples for acts of freedom from inspiring English sources

Jazz needs these acts of freedom to reconfirm itself in every era.

One of a refugee's first acts of freedom is to make phone calls from a public phone outside a convenience store on Folkestone Road.

One of her first acts of freedom was to go shopping on Via Monte Napoleone – Milan's Bond Street – decked out in gaudy jewels and movie-star sunglasses, with a large pet macaw perched on her shoulder.

But I don't see it happening in instances of creative men stepping outside of the box and expressing themselves through fashion to me, those are defiant acts of freedom.

"Writing is an act of freedom".

Suicide in this case was the last act of freedom aimed at shaming the dictator and prodding the public to react.

The very subject of the film is the repression and distortion of history, the exertion of memory as a supreme act of freedom.

Does tattooing your body and tweeting for donations really stand up as "an act of freedom from the constrictions of portrayed norms"?

In Art in America, he wrote in triumph: "In building this house, I believe I have committed an act of freedom.

The piece, which depicts the moment of impact — a colossal Mr. Zidane, gaze downcast and stern, driving Mr. Materazzi off his feet, anguished — is a monument to defeat, said Mr. Abdessemed, 41, but also to "an act of freedom".

As I moved closer to her, as I lay on top of her slender body, she turned her head slightly to the side, as if her only act of freedom were not to see me.