Sentence examples for dressing freely from inspiring English sources
While the parallel is not pushed to absurdity, it aids the young Malrich's understanding of history, as he sees in death-camp inmates the shadow of Nadia, a teenager killed on the estate by the imam's henchman for dressing freely and hanging about with "kaffirs".
And the thing is, even if you don't have a lot of money, you can now dress freely, individually.
Back in the day, people dressed freely.
They hypothesized: (1) the feeling of freedom in dress is a state of mind which each person defines for him or herself, (2) there are three phases involved with feeling freedom in dress that include planning, execution of the plan, and enjoyment of the results, and (3) people will feel they are dressed freely when they are rewarded with praise and acceptance (Lowe and Anspach 1973).
Dress your clothes up! Always dress freely.
Yet women deemed to dress too freely can still be picked up by the morality police and taken to their station for a lecture lasting several hours.
The dinner dresses galvanized women against inequality, according to Gray, taking root with the rising feminist movement, and by 1968 the university had abolished the dress code, allowing women to dress as freely as men.
That surprises me, but then, you say that you "really hope that I can just show the world how to dress," and that your goal is to "bring the world to a more stylish, and freely dressing place".
Because until Frank Ocean has to be accountable for the jobs he doesn't get for dressing the way he freely chooses... then he's out of touch with the real hurdles black men like him elsewhere have to face.
Bestival Toronto is waving the freak flag like a Bat-Signal, encouraging attendees to express themselves freely by dressing up at their event on June 12 and 13 on Toronto Island.
