Sentence examples for direction of freedom from inspiring English sources

I have been working in the direction of freedom of expression.

Iran's limited democracy had withstood a serious challenge and continued to limp along, in the general direction of freedom.

The boy's meek, anxious mother (Mary Steenburgen) cannot protect him, so the journey (in Dad's Cadillac) represents a flight in the direction of freedom.

If a common pendulum is free to swing in one direction and if the ground moves rapidly in the direction of freedom of the pendulum while the pendulum is motionless, the pendulum will tend to remain in place through inertia.

On Shakespeare's Fools' Day, we'd test our capacity to hear the truth, in slant, peculiar and painful forms, and to use it to take a few steps in the general direction of freedom.

In the real world, the game is not rigged and static; rather, money and talent move at the speed of light in the direction of freedom and opportunity.

Ibrahim knows that technology does not exclusively push society in the direction of greater freedom and openness.

Their reasoning was that an obstinate resistance against the cabinet would only condemn them to sterile dogmatism, whereas a willingness to accept what could not be prevented would enable them to influence official policy in the direction of greater freedom.

Unless it is revealed that Hinckley has committed some recent misdeeds, that he has corresponded unwisely or stashed new pictures of Jodie Foster -- and there is no indication such evidence is coming -- the momentum is likely to continue in the direction of more freedom.

At the moment, Obama's and Clinton's positions on trade are roughly equivalent - both deserve credit for taking initial steps toward dismantling the obscene US government-supported agricultural cartels - but the present dynamic is Obama moving more and more in the direction of economic freedom, competition and individual choice, and Clinton wavering if not moving away from it.

Whatever the case, many of us can likely agree that this is a step in the wrong direction for freedom of speech in the U.S., especially as it relates to freedom of communication by digital means and cannot allow the silencing or interference of government agencies in protests or demonstrations.