Sentence examples for desiring freedom from inspiring English sources

How satisfying it is, for example, when a trapped unicorn, desiring freedom, uses its horn as a weapon!

Former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani was speaking about the wants of the Iranian people ("They desire freedom. I desire freedom. We all desire freedom").

Mr. Bush said only that "we support the aspirations of those who desire freedom in Iran".

Anarchists, indeed, have always found it difficult to reconcile the claims of general human solidarity with the demands equally insistent of the individual who desires freedom.

So the statement also espouses inclusivity, because "to love and desire freedom and justice for ourselves is a necessary prerequisite for wanting the same for others".

Jean, who desires freedom and new experiences, marries again and moves to California, yet when her marriage fails she returns for a while to the same Gloversville she had been so desperate to flee.

"I am a glory that Libya cannot forgo and the Libyan people cannot forgo, nor the Arab nation, nor the Islamic nation, nor Africa, nor Latin America, nor all the nations that desire freedom and human dignity and resist tyranny!" Colonel Qaddafi shouted in February.

They don't want imposed restrictions, but rather they simply desire freedom.

The first days in May 1945 brought the desired freedom to the occupied Czech lands.

I was small for my age, but so desired freedom that I borrowed my best friend's older sister's bicycle.

No matter how tight the control, how rigid the security, how frequent the inspections or "impregnable" the prison, the man who desires freedom above all other things always does think of something else.