Sentence examples for cannot be free of from inspiring English sources

"MUCH talk cannot be free of lies, much wealth cannot be free of illicit gain".

AS sophisticated and mathematical as economics has become, it is ultimately a cultural phenomenon and cannot be free of ethics.

Shin, who recently gave testimony before a UN commission, would rather not talk about the past, but he cannot be free of it.

But even with this record, its failure to apply the death penalty fairly is more proof that capital punishment cannot be free of racism's taint.

In the nine-year course of writing this book, I have become certain of one thing: that women cannot be free of male dominance without challenging the men of one's own ethnic group and destroying their authority.

As Kenneth Tynan has pointed out, Claudius's tragedy is that he is clearly the most able man in Denmark, but he has got his throne through blood and cannot be free of the taint.

An action of a human mind cannot be free, for Spinoza, in the sense of being determined by a faculty of will that is itself undetermined (IIp48).

As early as 1948, the right to free and full consent to a marriage was stipulated by the Universal Declaration of Human Rightsg, acknowledging that consent cannot be free and full when one of the parties is not sufficiently mature to make an informed decision, as is the case with child marriage [ 8].

However, as smoking habits quickly develop, social smokers cannot be free from the negative consequences of smoking.

It is ordained in the eternal constitution of things that men of intemperate minds cannot be free.

A people with an immense majority of slaves cannot be free, just as a free people can never be subjugated.