Sentence examples for declaring Freedom is from inspiring English sources

A young boy wearing a flowing white traditional robe recited a poem to the crowd, declaring, "Freedom is like a flower, like a bird flying over the sky".

September 18 , 2013Updated at 5.45pm BST 5.25pm BST Berlusconi also made a plea from the heart, declaring: Freedom is the essence of mankind, and God, in creating mankind, wanted it to be free.

Riders wore t-shirts declaring "Freedom isn't free", or in one case comparing President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler, while their baseball caps and jacket patches told of the units and campaigns in which they had served.

Mr. Bush appeared before the reporters for just two minutes, declaring, "Freedom itself was attacked this morning by a faceless coward".

Standing in the White House Rose Garden last Thursday, Donald Trump boldly declared that "freedom is a gift from God".

His fascinating account of Sumerian debt amnesties shows how societies in which debt became unmanageable routinely resorted to general write-downs: he points out that the word for wiping the slate clean meant "to declare freedom" and was etymologically derived from "return to mother".

When Bakunin declares grandly that "Freedom is a state of mind," Herzen retorts, "No, it's a state of not being locked up".

But leaders of LIFE Ministry boldly declare that complete "freedom" is available for anyone willing to put in the emotional and spiritual work.

That idea is included in Capitalism and Freedom, in which he declared that economic freedom is not only desirable in itself but is also a necessary condition for political freedom.

Bush had dismissed Kerry's speech in Las Vegas, by declaring, as he often does, "Freedom is on the march".

This year George Pataki came to Boston to unveil an organization called "Revere America": "We're here today to tell the people of America," he declared, "that once again our freedom is in danger"... from health care.