Sentence examples for devotion to freedom from inspiring English sources

And therefore America's greatness is as much the fruit of evil as of a devotion to freedom".

As he concluded in his memoirs, finished after his election: "The true test of our devotion to freedom is only just beginning".

My guess is that for most Americans the sorrow and the fear have not overwhelmed their devotion to freedom or their commitment to fairness.

It is the specific test of one's devotion to freedom to help organizations whose first act if they were ever to attain power would be to abolish organizations like the American Civil Liberties Union.

In a speech at a monument to Masaryk on the 150th anniversary of his birth, Mr. Havel praised his tolerance and humanity, devotion to freedom and democracy and willingness to defend them, by force if necessary.

Radical democrats assert the overriding value of equality, communitarians maintain that the demands of belongingness trump freedom, and conservatives complain that the liberal devotion to freedom undermines traditional values and virtues and so social order itself.

You remember it: the one that was supposed to show solidarity with the murdered cartoonists' devotion to press freedom.

According to this biography, the poet was both an arrogant English patrician and a prodigious libertine whose devotion to sexual freedom got him into a world of trouble.

However hard Sartre tried to reconcile his devotion to individual freedom with the cyclical view of history perpetrated by Marxism, he never quite convinced his critics, among them Albert Camus.

Ukrainians' unity, spirit, and devotion to their freedom remain undented.

"Yale's long history, even in these past two weeks, has shown a steadfast devotion to full freedom of expression," Salovey continued.