Sentence examples for example of the freedoms from inspiring English sources
He says, "While struggling with surveillance behind the iron Curtain, we saw the western countries, lead by the U.S., as an example of the freedoms we tried to achieve.
Peter Wilby's remark about Indians only being allowed to play cricket in India after a "prolonged struggle" (Sticky wickets, Review, 2 August) is an example of the freedom-struggle revisionism that now often passes for history on the Indian subcontinent.
But the Egyptian uprising, supposedly a prime example of the freedom agenda championed by George W. Bush, was rarely, and then only minimally, mentioned by the parade of would-be presidents.
It is an example of the religious freedom and tolerance that has made this country a beacon of freedom around the world.
Unless the Sochi Games set an example of the rights and freedoms being exercised without prejudice, the discriminatory anti-LGBT law will serve to punish people simply for being open about who they are and who they love.
"Is that an example of the almost absolute freedom spoken of by the president in answer to a foreign journalist's question some time ago?" he asks.
(Note to attentive grammar trolls among Times readers: Neither I nor my editors had anything to do with this whim of punctuation.) Is it meant as an example of the rule-breaking freedom of creative folk?
Currently, there is arguably no more inspirational example of the struggle for freedom of expression than the cases of prominent human rights attorney Thulani Maseko and journalist Bheki Makhubu, both from Swaziland.
Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said Wednesday night in an interview here that all European countries should rally to American efforts in Iraq and described the intervention there as an important, necessary example of the West exporting freedom.
This is another example of the ideal of freedom finding itself at odds with the ideal of equality.
