Sentence examples for considered freedom from inspiring English sources

It is because of such courageous efforts on their part that I was born into comfort and considered freedom a given throughout my life.

I loved the brief moment where she considered freedom as the prison officers slept and then realised it was a hopeless idea.

Yet these activists, who might be considered freedom fighters if not for the color of their skin, have been met with the hostile accusation that they are illegitimate in laying claim to their rights.

But Professor David Ormerod, the law commissioner responsible for the contempt of court consultation, told the newspaper: "In drafting our provisional proposals, we considered freedom of expression under the Human Rights Act, which covers the press's right to report and the public's right to know.

Lew Rockwell, the chairman of the libertarian Ludwig von Mises Institute and, like Mr. Hornberger, a regular guest on Mr. Napolitano's webcasts, said he considered "Freedom Watch" to be "the most important libertarian broadcast in the history of the American media".

The irony is that what the First Amendment's framers considered "freedom of speech" has nothing to do with it.

"As a writer, I consider freedom of speech an essential part of my life," he said.

"The courts will alway consider freedom of the press as the prevailing principle".

For example: 3. Consider freedom of the press with the front page of any day's New York Times.

Consider "Freedom of Expression National Monument" by the architect Laurie Hawkinson, the performer John Malpede and the visual artist Erika Rothenberg.

Some argue that it is a deeply ingrained ethos of Oklahomans to consider freedom from regulation the most important kind of freedom.