Sentence examples for experimentation freedom from inspiring English sources

"There is something liberating about living here — the sense of experimentation, freedom and space.

The panel offerings ranged from the pedagogical ("Teaching Experimentation: The Freedom in Constraints") to the political ("Making Diversity Happen: Editors Can Change the Literary Landscape") to the practical ("But I Need My Day Job: Creating a Kick-Ass Writing Education in Your Own Community").

If there's anything to be envied in women's fashion it would have to be the sense of experimentation fand the freedom of not having to worry about the strict rules and pseudo "science" of how men are meant to dress.

There's definitely more of an experimentation and artistic freedom to this one that makes it like the first records.

Circumstances encouraged Renoir to attempt a new freedom and experimentation in his style.

"So much spirit and freedom of experimentation died in the '80s," she added.

At the beginning of this century the field seemed to have entered a new age of freedom and experimentation.

"I've always felt a freedom of experimentation, a kind of creativity which is a very American concept," Mr. Humphrey told Acoustic Guitar magazine in 1996.

Taking as its main theme the manners and behaviour of the class to which it was addressed, that is, the antipuritanical theatre audience drawn largely from the court, it dealt with imitators of French customs, conceited wits, and fantastics of all kinds; but its main theme was the sexual life led by a large number of courtiers, with their philosophy of freedom and experimentation.

He was a former Jesuit who became a Gestalt therapist and a philosopher, springing free from the rigid strictures of the church to delve deeply into the new freedom and experimentation that characterized the 1960's, meaning he smoked pot and believed in communal living and free-school education for his five children.

Serious games bring users exceptional freedom of experimentation.