Sentence examples for becoming free from inspiring English sources

"And the victim becomes a god, and becoming free of criticisms [sic]." This accounts for the skewed demographics of Japanese suicides, which are most common amongst 51- to 61-year-old men, often with high-ranking government or corporate jobs.

Complexity is becoming free.

To write is much more about becoming free of everything, becoming free of what you know.

She is caught, forever, in the moment of becoming free.

What do we think about private schools becoming free schools?

There are no guarantees of a suitable house or flat becoming free.

Though Franco was gone, the press was only just becoming free of his grip.

How exactly did the process of "becoming free of what you know" differ from therapy?

In becoming free, slaves seemed to not only make themselves more American, but the rest of the nation, too.

Some N.B.A. owners are also advocating an N.F.L.-style franchise tag to keep star players from becoming free agents.

Several players could be re-signed after being released for cap reasons or after becoming free agents.