Sentence examples for clear freedom from inspiring English sources

There is now clear freedom and complicity.

As a result, I grew up with a clear idea of what it was like to not have freedom of speech, so let me be clear: freedom of speech is bloody important.

"We won't gather for a moment of silence, but to say loud and clear: freedom of expression is dear to us, and it must continue," the city's mayor, Job Cohen, said.

The Bill of Rights, passed 320 years ago, is clear: "Freedom of speech and debates or proceedings in parliament ought not to be impeached or questioned in any court or place out of parliament".

Let us be clear: freedom of expression and the freedom of the Internet are of utmost importance.

Paired with the prolific distribution of machetes amongst the ceremony participants, almost taking on a shine or glow, the intent of the insurrection is clear: freedom must be achieved.

His glee couldn't be much clearer: Freedom to spend = freedom of speech = good for America.

It's clear that freedom of speech, like freedom of religion, is on life support in too many corners of the world.

The demands of the revolution were clear: bread, freedom, social justice.

It wasn't clear if Freedom Caucus members had realized the far-reaching consequences of killing H.B. 3302.

The high court has made it clear: "the freedom only to speak inoffensively is not worth having" Tom Wainwright, Katherine Craig, Anna Morris and Owen Greenhall are the authors of The Protest Handbook.