Sentence examples for enough liberty from inspiring English sources
In the age of the Internet, even more than in the age of industry and print, granting enough liberty for cutting-edge prosperity while denying political liberty is a tall order".
He crossed out the town's name (ironically enough, "Liberty, New York") and wrote in "Tyranny" instead.
Based loosely on the lives of four notable figures — the painters Max Beckmann and Franz Marc, the Dada artist Hannah Hoch and the pioneering scientist Marie Curie — "The Blue Flower," directed by Will Pomerantz, takes enough liberties that the characters in the show only share the first names of their real-life counterparts.
By Anthony Lane The New Yorker, November 29, 1999 P. 138 THE CURRENT CINEMA about "The World Is Not Enough"; "Liberty Heights"; and "Mansfield Park"... Everybody loves James Bond.
As though being beaten for the third time by the Houston Comets in the Women's National Basketball Association finals wasn't enough, the Liberty couldn't shut out the sounds of its failure.
And yet if liberalism had proved compatible enough with liberty, equality, and democracy, capitalism was another matter.
Ms. Crow poured her voice into both rockers like "Soak Up the Sun" and into a ballad, "Home"; Sting and his band took just enough improvisatory liberties to revitalize hits like "Roxanne," "Fields of Gold" and "Every Breath You Take".
Not enough people value liberty, itself an elusive concept on which so much else depends.
In the darkness of the corners, I examined the supporters forming behind Liberty — enough to give me comfort that we will never be alone.
One of the concerns that people raise is that a judge reviewing a request from the government to conduct programmatic surveillance only hears one side of the story -- may tilt it too far in favor of security, may not pay enough attention to liberty.
One of the concerns that people raise is that a judge reviewing a request from the government to conduct programmatic surveillance only hears one side of the story, may tilt it too far in favor of security, may not pay enough attention to liberty.
