Sentence examples for forces of freedom from inspiring English sources

In the classic de Tocqueville formulation, democracy is contingent on the tension between the competing forces of freedom and equality.

"The current crisis is part of a larger struggle between the forces of freedom and the forces of terror in the Middle East," Bush said.

"Either you stand with the forces of freedom or you're in league with Maduro and his mayhem," Mr. Pompeo said at a United Nations Security Council meeting.

"Either you stand with the forces of freedom or you're in league with Maduro and his mayhem," he said at a United Nations Security Council meeting in January.

"The current crisis is part of a larger struggle between the forces of freedom and the forces of terror in the Middle East," Mr. Bush said in a speech at the Coast Guard command center in Miami.

This strain of thought was founded, paradoxically, by formerly ardent leftists, who conceive of recent history as a death struggle between the forces of freedom, led by the United States, and totalitarianism, led by the Soviet Union.

Because they are demonstrations of the actual force of freedom, rather than mere rhetoric in its favor.

Gustavo Dudamel Picks: "The Liberator" - Selected by Princeton University Concerts' 2018-19 Artist-in-Residence to introduce the "Art & Politics" segment of his residency, this film by Alberto Arvelo celebrates Simón Bolivar as a force of freedom throughout South America.

The writer states: At the 83rd annual American International Toy Fair, held in this city last month, we sat down to rest--in a corner of the Coleco display devoted to a new line of plastic war toys: Rambo and his Force of Freedom.

The incident was depicted here as casting a pall over the Iraqi elections, which Prime Minister Tony Blair lauded as "a blow to the heart of global terrorism". "It may have been the force of arms that removed Saddam and created the circumstances in which Iraqis could vote, but it was the force of freedom that was felt throughout Iraq today," Mr. Blair said.

The New Yorker, March 24 , 1986P. 27 The writer states: At the 83rd annual American International Toy Fair, held in this city last month, we sat down to rest--in a corner of the Coleco display devoted to a new line of plastic war toys: Rambo and his Force of Freedom.