Sentence examples for conspicuous freedom from inspiring English sources
He played with the most conspicuous freedom in a team which was supposed to be at a point of breakdown, with its embattled coach Robbie Deans accused of "destroying" the Wallaby tradition by no less than the legendary David Campese.
Despite itself, punk had acquired its own clichés and mythologies; conspicuous among its freedoms is the freedom to self-destruct.
Despite itself, punk acquired its own clichés and mythologies, and conspicuous among its freedoms is the freedom to self-destruct.
And the six sketches of "Paisan" — with their blend of fiction and documentary, politics and romance, comedy and melodrama — suggest another element of Rossellini's realism: aesthetic freedom, the conspicuous independence from conventions that makes the director a thinking visual presence and the camera his or her surrogate.
If they see in you the glamour and freedom of conspicuous consumption, then the apocalypse awaits us.
It was a first taste of freedom that would eventually overthrow the conspicuous feminine leisure apparatus.
This air of restraint is conspicuous throughout the film, and the price of that clarity is freedom — Gerwig's own as well as that of the actors.
World leaders, with the conspicuous exception of Barack Obama, converged on Paris to show their support for freedom and liberty of the press.
EVER since the French banned conspicuous religious symbols from state schools in 2004, the country has grappled with striking the right balance between religious freedom and enforcement of its strict secular rules.
