Sentence examples for easy freedom from inspiring English sources

Foreigners remarked on the unusual and easy freedom of movement Americans claimed as a birthright; indeed, it seemed a hallmark of a democratic society.

After periods of mild modernism (the 1930s and 1940s) and mild post-modernism (the 1960s), the English novel has fallen into a period of aimlessness and easy freedom.

(The film was shot in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta, Canada, the same location as "Brokeback Mountain" and "Unforgiven".) The film contrasts their easy freedom with the Chinese girls' fearful confinement in a mangy, horse-drawn wagon.

Whereas in 1993 Palestinians had relatively easy freedom of movement across Israel and across the land, today Palestinians' movement is greatly restricted, making normal life and work unconscionably difficult.

The second thing I remember was sitting on a milk crate for a whole album side staring at the stereo while my brain shot off into a million directions wondering who this Nothing guy was and how he was laying down that easy, breezy freedom sound all by himself.

I suspect it's because rules, in many ways, are easier than freedom.

"The Wild One," released in December , 1953 did not so much explore the causes as define the era's terms of opposition: jive-talking hipsters versus squares, leather jackets versus shirts and ties, easy-riding freedom versus the straight and narrow.

We could take our briefs off at the end of the day and say "ahh" as our balls flop out in easy-breezy freedom.

We understand it still that there is no easy road to freedom.

Like blackberries, she said, these fruits would have been easy forage for freedom seekers in the backwoods.

I was certain that a war with Iraq would produce an easy victory, then freedom for Iraq's people.