Sentence examples for discussed freely from inspiring English sources

In the late 1970s, when my sister's cancer was diagnosed, breast cancer wasn't discussed freely in the media.

The question remains, of course, as to precisely what kinds of matters may be discussed freely, and without fear of sanction, by citizens entitled to such protection as is provided by the First Amendment.

Underneath such seemingly progressive veneer, many companies still expect workers to clock long hours, adhere to rigid schedules and keep personal stuff -- a new baby, a sick parent a chronic illness -- outside of the office, not to be discussed (freely, anyway) in front of superiors.

The interviews were semi-structured to allow for sensitive issues to be discussed freely.

In families where reproductive health issues can be discussed freely and where condom use is condoned or approved of, individuals are more likely to actually use them [ 5, 33].

This allowed the two sides to discuss freely how to proceed without having to adhere to strict court deadlines.

Google queries provide an immensely powerful database, particularly on sensitive topics that people don't discuss freely with pollsters or authorities or even the friends and family members they know best.

The "mission" is to "let every person discuss freely anything or anyone".

The smoker readily engages in conversation with strangers, discussing freely his pleasant reactions to the drug and philosophizing on subjects pertaining to life in a manner which, at times, appears to be out of keeping with his intellectual level.

You never know whom you are sitting next to, what company they work for or with, and who they may know that would be oh-so-interested in the information you are discussing freely in public.

I became aware of the problems around me, I was able to have personal friends regardless of their color, I was able to discuss freely in class such forbidden subjects as sex, race, Communism and revolution.