Sentence examples for cry for freedom from inspiring English sources

A cry for freedom.

Mr. Jean founded Yéle, a word he coined to mean "cry for freedom," in 2004.

Exodus marches us into the Passover festival, which recalls the Hebrew slave cry for freedom.

Gilman makes it clear that the cry for freedom and education for women has implications for everyone.

Indeed, rather than answering any cry for freedom, Brussels bureaucrats will be busy fending off more mundane requests for subsidies and aid.

For all I know, Cohen can curse a blue streak, and his column, which snuck as much past the censors as possible, was a cry for freedom.

Dr. King pleaded for his audience not to sleep through the world's continuing cries for freedom.

In Syria, Mr. Kerry said, President Bashar al-Assad was "desperately clinging to power, responding to the cries for freedom with murder and mayhem".

But the cries for freedom for the Hammonds have sometimes been almost entirely absent from press events of militia leader Ammon Bundy and the news reports that follow.

They would seem much more interested in listening to our emails, telephone calls and text messages than listening to our cries for freedom.

Accusations of spying and snooping, complaints of parents who don't allow choices, expressions of resentment against control, cries for freedom are all freighted with meaning.