Sentence examples for crave freedom from inspiring English sources

Why wouldn't he crave freedom?

I crave freedom more than anything.

In an age of self-determination, they crave freedom of opportunity.

But, outside the world of genre fiction and movies, today's readers and audiences crave freedom of choice: of being able to make up their own minds about the characters' destiny or the work's ultimate significance.

The two French producers come from a similar mindset in that they are both former instrumentalists, have collectively been involved in the music scene for nearly 20 years, and both crave freedom with a meaty slice of techno.

It is possible that a wheelchair came to life, craved freedom and rolled away.

Since childhood he has yearned for separation: he not only wants to be like other people but craves freedom and privacy as well.

There's much talk of the courage, dignity and sacrifice of women enduring sorrow and craving freedom, all of it pointing back to Lizzie (Jonna McElrath) and Nance with the subtlety of a hatchet blow.

At the beginning of the 20th century it was predicted that the traditional forms of Japanese poetry would be abandoned by poets who craved freedom in their choice of subjects and vocabulary and who did not wish their poems to be squeezed into 31 or 17 syllables.

The incandescent energy that promoted The Female Eunuch's ecstatic iconoclasm, especially to the new generation of the 1970s, came from a young woman who was just 31 on publication, craving freedom from the suffocations and cruelties of patriarchy, freedom from condescension, casual humiliation and abuse.

And perhaps it is because love stories point to the fundamental divide within us – between the mystic echoes of the individual soul, which craves freedom, and the dictates of community, which demand conformity to codes and practices we frequently find objectionable and sometimes profoundly wrong.