Sentence examples for attaining liberty from inspiring English sources

Yet even our ancestors had help in attaining liberty.

It is wise to consider that just as attaining liberty does not ensure personal freedom, attaining equality will not ensure one accord between the sexes.

Even if democracy wins out in Syria, I fear that later our inaction will bear heavily on the minds of those who have shed blood to attain liberty.

As a monument to the accomplishments of an underdog that overcame the odds and attained liberty, it's been the stage for the demonstrations of struggling movements of all shades, from federal workers protesting budget cuts to 2011's Occupy movement.

The Dutch, under Director General Stuyvesant, successfully negotiated with the English to produce 24 articles of provisional transfer, which sought to retain for the extant citizens of New Netherland their previously attained liberties (including freedom of religion) under new colonial English rulers.

So the Polish people, organized for collective action by Solidarity, the national federation of independent unions, have chosen to let the government remain in place, and to attain their liberties one by one through militant but peaceful social action that may be unique in political history.

And Ben Franklin's "If we restrict liberty to attain security we lose them both".

He is attaining iconic status.

Begin attaining necessary skill set.

Liberty is always attained by the forces working from below, underneath".

Moreover, Rushdie has gone on to enjoy a successful career, writing seven more novels and several other books, and he has also attained a measure of normalised liberty since the Iranian government effectively withdrew its backing from the fatwa in 1998.