Sentence examples for forms of freedom from inspiring English sources

The two girls begin a long, complex friendship, as they both push for different forms of freedom.

And like most forms of freedom, it relies for its fullest expression upon the knowledge of constraint.

The only forms of freedom and responsibility that are both possible and worth having are those that are partial, not absolute.

Yet it was through their rather stark example that other more subtly oppressed groups — France's Third Estate, the stateless nations of Germany and Italy — realized their own needs for their own forms of freedom.

However, ignoring the inherent sexism of this proposition, it is actually the framework in which these regulations have been allowed to emerge that is of greatest concern to all forms of freedom of expression.

She recognizes that this requires various practical forms of freedom and power — recognizes it in A Room of One's Own, too often remembered as an argument for rooms and incomes, though it demands also universities and a whole world via the wonderful, miserable tale of Judith Shakespeare, the playwright's doomed sister: "She could get no training in her craft.

An invented past can be a form of freedom.

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

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

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

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