Sentence examples for are freedom from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being free, of not being imprisoned or enslaved.
- Having recently been released from prison, he didn't know what to do with his newfound freedom.
Other freedoms are "freedom from" rather than "freedom to".
"There are freedom of speech issues," said one source.
"We don't think that depictions of the prophets are freedom of expression.
To Palestinians, the 1,027 prisoners exchanged for Shalit are freedom fighters.
But to supporters of Pakistan's president, Pervez Musharraf, they are freedom fighters.
"Limitations are freedom, in a way," she said, turning onto East Fourth Street.
The people of Afghanistan are freedom-loving, with a very rich and ancient culture...
In Fountainhead she spent many pages hammering home the point: "People who enjoy old-fashioned architectural flourishes, like Greek columns, are freedom-crushing haters of the human spirit".
"For the president to use that word about people who oppose bigger government, people who are freedom-loving and love our Constitution, I have to tell you, I have got to find that very appalling.
On the other end of the spectrum are freedom-lovers like the left-leaning newspaper Libération, which in an editorial on Thursday called the move to ban television pornography "hypocrisy" and "an unsettling oversimplification".
When asked about Mr. McCain's involvement in the program, his campaign spokesman Tucker Bounds gave this statement: "McCainiacs are freedom-loving people that believe our country is strengthened by personal empowerment and individualism.
