Sentence examples for free deliberate from inspiring English sources

These are the contrasts between what is abnormal and what is normal in relation to any given thing or subject matter, and between a free deliberate action and all other conditions".

Of course, this does not mean that unsafe sex is always a "free" deliberate choice for both partners.

The problem is all the more distressing because Europe's emerging leader has had trouble handling it free of deliberate politicization and with sovereign calm.

In the historical sciences (sciences which deal with the mind) "that which is caused is the free and deliberate act of a conscious and responsible agent, and causing him to do it means affording him a motive for so doing" (EM, 285).

The instrument has added benefits in that the method of assessing training needs is relatively opaque and thus reasonably free from deliberate distortion.

The central point of "Humanae Vitae" was that each and every act of sexual intercourse had to be free of any deliberate effort to prevent conception.

The sentiment behind the utterance is undoubtedly a sincere and genuine one, free of any deliberate intent to patronise, but it was patronising nonetheless.

Some keep so busy with life's essentials, like having enough food on the table, that they don't have choice, much less free time to deliberate how they'd like to spend their free time if they had any.

But a key to keeping the Internet innovative and free is the deliberate and thoughtful approach to policy and design choices; sadly, ill-conceived laws and dangerous regulations today increasingly threaten that thoughtful policy.

Libreria will be a digital-free zone – a deliberate decision, Silva tells me as we retire to Jago for coffee, to emphasise how vital it is to occasionally decouple from your device.

Citizens, whether the few (usually the rich) or the many (including the poorer and perhaps the poorest free adult men), deliberated together as to how to conduct public affairs, sharing either by custom, by election, or by lot the latter seen in Athens as the most democratic, though it was never the sole mechanism used in any Greek democracy in the offices for carrying them out.