Sentence examples for dedication to freedom from inspiring English sources
In New York, authors of Passover sermons urged congregations to dedicate themselves to Lincoln's pious principles of self-sacrifice, mercy, and dedication to freedom and equality.
"His dedication to freedom and democracy is as unforgotten as his great humanity," Merkel wrote in a message to Klaus.
Ms. Geller, a self-styled human rights activist, wrote on her blog, Atlas Shrugged, that her only crime was her "principled dedication to freedom".
This principle, upon which the contemporary dedication to freedom of speech may ultimately depend, is reflected in Thomas Aquinas's insistence in De veritate, "To say that justice depends simply upon the will is to say that the divine will does not proceed according to the order of wisdom, and that is blasphemous".
The point here is that a dedication to freedom, when clearly grasped in its full implications, will be seen to call for a future in which an unrestricted range of possibilities is open to all.
Besides, there is room only for one big disaster at a time, and the Chinese, with their newfound dedication to press freedom, have offered much better copy.
She said she had praised "the church's leadership in fighting poverty, hunger, and global warming, as well as the Holy Father's dedication to religious freedom and his upcoming trip and message to Israel".
That dedication to artistic freedom is rooted in a very specific experience.
There are several reasons for Columbia's decision, Montás said, including the unpredictability of classroom discussions, a dedication to protecting academic freedom and the need to confront difficult issues.
Fellow South Africans, Nelson Mandela brought us together and it is together that we will bid him farewell" – South African president Jacob Zuma "Let us pay tribute to Nelson Mandela: The ultimate symbol of dignity and unwavering dedication to the revolutionary struggle, to freedom and justice, a prophet of unity, peace and reconciliation".
