Sentence examples for allowed more freedom from inspiring English sources

Forlan has taken the set pieces, while Suarez was allowed more freedom to shoot in and around the box.

He also turned from traditional religious themes to painting scenes from Shakespeare, Robert Browning, and Dante, which allowed more freedom of imaginative treatment.

The journalist was coping "reasonably well" after the verdict and was now being allowed more freedom to go outside his prison cell, his brother said.

After the country, formerly known as Burma, was controlled by a military junta for half a century, recent political reform has opened it to the outside world and allowed more freedom of expression.

The script for the upcoming sequel to Finding Nemo was altered after the release of SeaWorld documentary Blackfish to ensure that the aquatic characters were allowed more freedom in an ending involving a marine park.

Soderbergh, 50, lamented the disappearance of an era – presumably the early-to-mid 1970s – in which film-makers were allowed more freedom, and said intelligent viewers had spotted the trend and shifted to watching TV.

Since the 1980s, Cuba has slowly allowed more freedoms to the church, two decades after having forced most priests and nuns to flee the country.

As Donna's immune system matured we were allowed more freedoms, including being able to enroll in a story/art course with other toddlers.

This reduction in tone will allow more freedom of movement and the potential for improved function.

Delay in drawing clear lines may actually allow more freedom for the technology to come into its own.

Unlike, say, ballet, in which the torso is held rigidly and the positions of the arms, hands and feet are strictly prescribed, African dance allows more freedom.