Sentence examples for free to answer from inspiring English sources

When are you going to feel free to answer such questions about whether you're going to run or not, and about the nature of your politics?

Officials were present at all the interviews, though the former practitioners insisted that they were free to answer as they wished.

If you are a true misanthrope, a radical environmentalist, or a partisan of voluntary human extinction, then of course you can feel free to answer "no" to these questions.

This is the simple, awesome question that the nuclear peril puts to us, and we are left free to answer it, it appears, entirely according to our own inclinations.

Maybe there was another way to think about it: "Is it a question that you're free to answer 'no' to?" The group finished paring down the poem around three.

After you post your problem, help providers bid (sometimes free) to answer your question.

De Soto found himself freer to answer calls from abroad.

Joe: But at no point does the officer have to tell me I'm free to leave, or that I'm free not to answer his questions?

Students invited to participate in the study were informed that they were free not to participate and that they were free not to answer any questions on the questionnaire.

To help you find your way, there is even a government information center there with free pamphlets to answer all of your questions.

Initially, metabolomics was 'sold' as a hypothesis free technique to answer questions you do not even know to ask.