Sentence examples for concepts of free from inspiring English sources

Blais began sharing the teachings of Plato and Aristotle, the concepts of free will and moral responsibility, and what it means to be good or happy people.

Intellectual concepts of free will can vary enormously, but there seems to be a fairly universal gut belief in the concept starting at a young age.

The business secretary's attempt to defend the twin concepts of free enterprise and free trade was seized on as inappropriate because the British steel industry has been placed under great duress by cheap imports from China.

By George Packer November 14, 2015 At the University of Missouri, members and supporters of Concerned Student 1950 protested racism; in further campus protests, the concepts of free speech and inclusivity seemed to clash.

At the end of the decade, the collapse of the Soviet empire appeared to provide a final vindication not only of the market system but also of the concepts of free enterprise advanced by Friedman and Hayek.

A China-based attack on Google computers early this year riveted attention on Beijing's potential for cyberwar, and provoked nasty exchanges on the two nations' concepts of free speech.

Did Neanderthals have any recognizable concept of free will?

Has the concept of free will gone out the window?

"We spend a lot of time on the concept of free water," Kugel said.

Does Sterling understand the concept of free labor any more than Cliven Bundy did?

He was developing his concept of free and open planning, architecture without walls.