Sentence examples for be free that from inspiring English sources

But for Earl's mother the true injustice is the idea that a sixteen-year-old boy should be "free" — that is, forced — to leave boyhood behind.

They extended this courtesy, they said, because the suite happened to be free that evening, and we were a family of four seeking one room for one night.

That the concept of general will was vague only increased its adaptability and prestige: it would both make constitutionalism more liberal and dynamic and give demagogues and dictators the excuse for "forcing people to be free" (that is, forcing people to follow the general will, as interpreted by the ruling forces).

People aren't necessarily going to be free". That's the great unanswered question: what happens after the Ring ends?

where φ(x) is any formula (in which x may or may not be free) that does not contain any second-order quantifiers, but possibly free second-order variables.

science--but also its conceptual scaffolding, a.k.a. the ideas, concepts and history which shape the world we live in, can we ever hope to be free, that is to say to be able to make informed, conscious decisions.

Now that Taiwan is free, that means democratically as well.

It's enticing, and it's free — that is, not counting airfare and hotel.

"Once you were tethered, now you are free: that was the river, this is the sea".

But, he concluded, "Helen is free, that's the main thing".

If speculation was free, that would be fine, I guess.