Sentence examples for be free enough from inspiring English sources
It may turn out to be free enough for people to accept the result.
"Then I realized that there had to be a balance, and it had to just be free enough to flow.
"It's one of the hardest things to do — to be free enough to dance, to move around," he said.
And of course my great hope, Papa, is that you'll be free enough to invite me out to the Finca to say hello.
He complains too that these laws have long been enforced specially against students who sympathise with the opposition; other students seem to be free enough to sympathise with and even join the ruling party.
But to be fully present at work, to feel ''psychologically safe,'' we must know that we can be free enough, sometimes, to share the things that scare us without fear of recriminations.
Ehrlich insists that they are free enough.
This was free enough, and fair enough, to allow for Mr Meciar's defeat.
If a transcription is free enough it becomes both free variations and free composition".
But, then, he scolded her, too, for not being free enough.
