Sentence examples for being allowed to think from inspiring English sources

It begins with a high school player being allowed to think he is bigger than his team, his opponents, bigger than concepts such as fairness and respect.

In the penultimate paragraph of the "Treatise," Spinoza insists that "the state can pursue no safer course than to regard piety and religion as consisting solely in the exercise of charity and just dealing, and that the right of the sovereign, both in religious and secular spheres, should be restricted to men's actions, with everyone being allowed to think what he will and to say what he thinks".

Children need to be allowed to think freely and critically.

We should be allowed to think, reflect, decide.

He added: "I am allowed to think about that".

But people are allowed to think twice about it without being called haters.

Democracy is healthier if people are allowed to think and feel for themselves.

Gaddafi cannot be allowed to think that he can massacre his people with impunity.

Well, eventually, we were allowed to think about books – specifically, about this year's winner.

I know that's against the law but I can think that, I'm allowed to think that".

But afterwards when you're done and you go home, that's when you're allowed to think about it.