Sentence examples for express himself freely from inspiring English sources

They were so private in character, she suggests, that Shostakovich could express himself freely in them.

What man is brave enough to express himself freely about his desires?

But it's been more than a generation since anyone dared express himself freely and without fear in Iraq.

Right now he is more gripped by his music, in which he can express himself freely, and does not feel the strictures of a writer's or director's vision.

And when he chats online with a woman named Ellie Chloe Pirriee) he can express himself freely, and is casual, charming, and content.

Just as you're wondering if the poor guy will ever express himself freely, however, Imperator Furiosa (Charlize Theron), a new acquaintance of Max's, asks, "You want that thing off your face?" The day is saved, though it's not as if he starts chatting away like Cary Grant in "His Girl Friday".

Then, too, Billy Graham, the most popular evangelist of all, came out for Nixon in 1960 , 1968 and 1972, and expressed himself freely on such subjects as defense appropriations, arms-control treaties, and the Vietnam War.

Danny was just expressing himself freely and exploring who he was without being limited by gender.

He spoke on the condition of anonymity in order to be able to express himself more freely.

"I'm happy if a dealer uses the Biennale to attract people to an additional space where he feels he can express himself more freely," said the Paris dealer Hervé Aaron, vice president of the Syndicat National des Antiquaires, which runs the fair.

Henry's latest venture should allow him to express himself as freely as he did on the pitch.