Sentence examples for ask freedom from inspiring English sources

I ask Freedom House, which monitors democracy in many African states, what it makes of the US election.

Just as we should ask freedom from what, fun for whom an excellent how, we should ask questions about the contingencies and directions of any call to openness.

But when we ask freedom for whom, the tale gets more complex.

Mr. Seinfeld, not hearing the word, politely asked, "Freedom?" He peered up into the balcony.

Maud Gonne joined the attacks: "Mr Yeats asks for freedom for the theatre … I would ask for freedom for it from one thing more deadly than all else — freedom from the insidious and destructive tyranny of foreign influence".

Our purpose was to ask for freedom of expression and more generally freedom for the people.

"This was the main square where people crowded every week to ask for freedom.

In a debate dominated by vested interests, Media Reform takes a step back to ask: whose freedom of expression are we defending and who are we defending it from?

I was going to ask for freedom with the other people.

So this year, I'm going to ask: Which freedom are you most grateful for?

A press officer told us there was none and, after additional enquiries, instructed us to ask under freedom of information legislation.