Sentence examples for be completely free from from inspiring English sources

"But you will never be completely free from risk if you're free," he persisted.

So to be completely free from sin, as God intended, Adam's sex would have to be passionless, controlled, rational and utilitarian.

Consequently, this scaffold was expected to be completely free from clogging problem due to growing tissue.

Nevertheless, this does not guarantee that the mass functions shown in Figure 5 will be completely free from resolution artifacts, since these (8.7times 10^{9}{M}}hrm{M}}_{odot}) halos are, of course, built from yet smaller halos closer to the resolution threshold.

However, in order to recycle the treated industrial wastewater or even discharge clean wastewater to the external environment, the industrial wastewater should be completely free from the heavy metals to avoid their enormous risks on the vital life or even on the industrial machining system.

Medical officials say that it is essential to turn efforts toward those two countries before the region can be completely free from the disease.

In Iraq, Mosul is about to be completely freed from the Islamic State.

If the U.S. violates the deal, Iran would not just be completely freed from its nuclear constraints, but we would seriously discredit ourselves and antagonize our allies - who would be unwilling to "snap back" sanctions or follow our lead again on such matters after being so badly burned.

No one is completely free from the taint of merchandising, however.

"It would probably be impossible to devise a scheme which is completely free from difficulty," he said.

"The word 'gene' is completely free from any hypothesis," Johanssen declared, calling it "a very applicable little word".