Sentence examples for free reflects from inspiring English sources
"Land of the Free" reflects on the exoneration of a Texas man, Cornelius Dupree Jr., after 30 years of wrongful imprisonment for rape and robbery.
The large number of patients classified as disease-free, reflects the number attending for post treatment follow-up.
Their text assemblage for the Mass was freer, reflecting the desire of the commissioner for a reflection of the huge temporal and geographical extent of the Roman Catholic tradition.
The way you spend your free time reflects your character.
Across the developed world performance of free titles reflects sickness in the broader economy.
The fact that our museums were free actually reflects this old British attitude that art is not really worth much, that it's a second-rate cultural attainment.
Some of it surely can, because the rising tide of free services reflects two long-term trends that show no sign of abating.
The name of the free event reflects the concept that digital technology and online activity can be a springboard to social inclusion.
As much as Mrs. Clinton and other American officials would like the Pakistani leadership to make a definitive break with the Haqqanis, such free movement reflects the symbiotic relationship between the network's members and Pakistan's military.
He has announced that, starting this September, classes and common areas will be mixed, the school's name will be changed to a singular Crest Academy, and each child will get a new school blazer for free which reflects the "rebrand".
In fact, vast wealth in a free economy reflects the fact that millions of "community" members chose to pay the rich for the value the rich provided.
