Sentence examples for especially free from inspiring English sources

In newspapers and magazines, which are hungry for pictures, especially free pictures.

Given philosophy's ambitions, we might fondly expect a profession especially free from bias and welcoming to those targeted by prejudice.

It exposes governments – often of not especially free or tolerant countries – to a wider range of views than they are used to.

One part of the Irish economy that became especially free was the banking sector, which used its freedom to finance a monstrous housing bubble.

Bryan's new single is especially free in style — the song could have bounced between Atlanta and New York conference rooms before returning to Music Row.

By observing people at rest during brain scans, neuroscientists have identified a "default network" that is active when people's minds are especially free to wander.

Tourists, especially free-spending ones loved by the big department stores, remained relatively scarce.

Nematodes, especially free-living species such as some dioecious soil nematodes, exhibit a type of parthenogenesis known as gynogenesis.

Noah Feldman's "outward" looking Constitution, spreading our freedoms (especially free-market democracy) throughout the world, looks less like a "liberal" project and more like neocolonialism.

Both it and Spain need to speed up competitiveness-enhancing structural reforms, especially freeing up their labour markets.

Vietnam, through policy changes (especially freeing up small-scale private agriculture), turned itself from one of the world's largest importers of rice into the world's second-largest exporter.Special report The 9 billion-people question How much is enough?