Sentence examples for aspects of freedom from inspiring English sources

Passover was the easiest because for me it lent itself to organizing an alternative Seder--keeping the story to read around the table, the traditional foods, and creating a text that had to do with inner and outer aspects of freedom.

The plenary lectures by Eric Perakslis and Michael Eisen debated different aspects of freedom to access information for scientific research.

"You've got the Statue of Liberty down there, Ellis Island, Fraunces Tavern, Federal Hall, the American Indian Museum -- they're all about some aspect of freedom," said Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney and chairman of Museum of Jewish Heritage in Battery Park City.

Perhaps the surprising aspect of Freedom House's findings isn't that the Internet is becoming less free — it's that it has taken this long for it to happen.

This answers, then, the second part of the question regarding the relation between the work of art and the ethical aspect of freedom.

Locke's claims about the power to suspend being the source of all liberty and the hinge on which liberty turns can be understood as claims that the power to suspend is a particularly important aspect of freedom of action as applied to the action of willing.

The physical aspect of freedom involves, among other things, our surroundings.

To treat anonymity, therefore, as an aspect of freedom is an extraordinary perversion, a reduction of our humanity.

Thankfully, eye rolling is still an aspect of freedom, and while mother Alito may have cautioned against it, Justice Alito is likely unaware then and now of this somewhat amusing trait.

I appreciate that aspect of freedom and self-understanding now as a 50-year-old father even more than I did as a 16-year-old humorous wallflower in St . Louis

The IEF has 10 sub-indexes, each of which measures a specific aspect of economic freedom: Financial freedom (Fin), Investment freedom (Ivst), Business freedom (Busi), Property rights (PPR), Freedom from corruption (Crup), Government expenditure size (FreeGov), Trade freedom (FreeTrd), Monetary freedom (Mny), Fiscal freedom (Fiscal) and Labor freedom (Labor).