Sentence examples for as free from from inspiring English sources

The television system, therefore, must deliver the wave form to each receiver as accurately and as free from blemishes as possible.

Transparency As a starting point, the Merriam Webster Online Dictionary defines transparent as: "free from pretense or deceit; easily detected or seen through; readily understood; characterized by visibility or accessibility of information especially concerning business practices".

"I want to try to exist as free from material stuff as possible," he said.

Only then will we be as free from dogma as we atheists claim to be.

Vic Van Allen is no Raskolnikov; he is as free from remorse as any Napoleon.

We had asked the supermarkets to give their reasons for marketing products as "free from".

While European banks may see these bonds as free from risk, foreign investors certainly do not.

With characters who are as free from the cramped poses of identity politics as Schneider's, neither alternative is convincing.

Deep Water by Patricia Highsmith Vic Van Allen is no Raskolnikov; he is as free from remorse as any Napoleon.

Congress has a solemn obligation in our constitutional system to weigh issues of war and peace, and to do so as free from partisanship as possible.

The "key thing for us," Mr. Manley said in an interview, "is to ensure that trade flows across the border as free from interruption as possible".