Sentence examples for conclusion freedom from inspiring English sources

Reason always leads to the same conclusion: freedom works.

Our political institutions led us, earlier than many, to the conclusion that freedom was the highest virtue.

That, at least, is the conclusion of Freedom House, an august American lobby group whose observations on the state of liberty are a keenly watched indicator.

But RSF is probably right to reach its gloomy conclusion: press freedom is in retreat from a very odd coalition of foes.

Holmes's penchant for false analogies, and what is supposed to follow from them logically, led him to his foolish earlier conclusions regarding freedom of expression.

Their conclusion: Researchers need freedom and the flexibility that leads to serendipity, and they should be encouraged to take risks even if it leads to failure. .

In conclusion, the stentless Freedom SOLO has several significant advantages for AVR in patients with a small aortic root in comparison with a stented Mitroflow bioprosthesis.

He suggests that Fowles manoeuvres these conflictual forces to favour an existential self-revelation exhibited through the main character of Smithson, leading to a conclusion that "the freedom implicit in accepting alienation should be exercised in overcoming it".

Of course no such conclusion follows from our freedom of choice.

In both the Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals and the Critique of Practical Reason, Kant also gives a more detailed argument for the conclusion that morality and freedom reciprocally imply one another, which is sometimes called the reciprocity thesis (Allison 1990).

In his conclusion, Jackson wrote, "But freedom to differ is not limited to things that do not matter much.