Sentence examples for experiences of freedom from inspiring English sources

As ever, the interplay between Strummer and Jones's combined vocals produces some wonderful two-part harmonies, while the lyrics compare the experiences of freedom fighters fighting fascism in the Spanish civil war with modern-day tourist visitors.

Don't our kids deserve the same great memories and fond experiences of freedom and play that we had?

(2) Self- actualisation, employing, challenging and fostering one's capacities, such as experiences of freedom, creativity, power.

Mr. Green, in the meantime, said the experience of freedom had "been a trip".

Our degrees come second to the buzzing social scene that accompanies our first experience of freedom.

But on a more profound level the looting meant that Iraqis' first experience of freedom was disorder and violence.

Nonwork was viewed as an experience of freedom for which we pay but that gives us pleasure.

It is defined by an essential insecurity, tempered by doubt and defined by a radical experience of freedom.

Bruce says, "They know the United States isn't perfect, but the true experience of freedom, in the most basic sense, was amazing to them".

Arguments for free will are based on the subjective experience of freedom, on sentiments of guilt, on revealed religion, and on the universal supposition of responsibility for personal actions that underlies the concepts of law, reward, punishment, and incentive (for additional discussion of free will and determinism, see moral responsibility, problem of).

When he and the other prisoners knew that they were going to die, he says, and no longer feared dying, "at such moments we were free — men without shadows, dismissed from the ranks of the mortal; it was the most complete experience of freedom that can be granted a man".