Sentence examples for form of freedom from inspiring English sources

An invented past can be a form of freedom.

Conservatives can't be for all and any form of freedom or authority.

Confusion is demanding, but it's a form of freedom, and it can be habit forming.

By this rationale, either prostitution is the highest form of freedom, or prostitutes aren't really women.

His form of freedom of speech made one weigh again those three words.

This explains the well known fact that all churches receive "aid" from government in the form of freedom from taxation.

Even the superficially gentler "Nurse Betty" insisted that romance was a delusion and that solitude was the only viable form of freedom.

British cinema meant a couple of hours in the dark enjoying an agreeably un-American form of freedom – one that Hollywood was not always capable of supplying.

"Poland was kind of a paradox among Eastern European countries then because it allowed for a certain form of freedom of expression," he said.

She says malls offer women a level of protection they don't have on the streets, but it's a false form of freedom.

Now, he was walking past the noodle sellers, the watermelon hawker, a crowd of waiting passengers at the ramshackle bus stop, to a form of freedom.