Sentence examples for flag of freedom from inspiring English sources

His slogan is "Under the flag of freedom, for Yugoslavia".

Yossi Sarid, a left-leaning Knesset member, declared, "The flag of freedom of speech in Israel has been lowered to half-mast".

And those who you do knife or shoot are our martyrs to the open society, and they are to be honored as such: they are carrying the flag of freedom, whose device isn't noble, nor ever needs to be, but is more often a ridiculous caricature of an overrated ideologue, a mocking picture of a prophet.

All Hail to the Flag of Freedom.

Human reason is confused by "slave camps under the flag of freedom, massacres justified by philanthropy or by a taste for the superhuman" (R, 4) —the first two refer to Communism, the third to Nazism.

"France isn't lecturing any country, but France will not accept any intolerance," he said, adding that, "the French flag would always be the flag of freedom".

"Have you seen the flags of freedom?" Young asks.

It is despicable effort wrapped in the flags of freedom and fraud protection that, with its "You Dunn Goofed"-style "backtracing," is as impossible to enforce as it will be to implement.

Neil Young's song "Flags of Freedom" from his Living with War album mentions Dylan by name and melodically recalls the tune and verse structure of "Chimes of Freedom", though Young is listed as the song's only writer.

It's no surprise that the Barbican, in the eye of the storm, raises a flag for freedom of expression, saying this should trump excessive sensibilities and what it condemns as mob rule.

Yet the Copyright Office, waving the flag of unbridled freedom of contract, is all for having cable companies abrogate the public's clearly established fair use rights.