Sentence examples for freedom away from inspiring English sources

The car gave me freedom, but it also took some freedom away.

This has given women freedom, and they want to take that freedom away?

If you say the government is in a conspiracy to take your freedom away, you are just plain wrong.

Instead, I hope the ones taking freedom away from the North Korean people are rooted out for good.

It can affect so many decisions, so I always strive for it to not take my freedom away.

The first settlers here moved enormous distances in order to find religious and social freedom, away from Peter the Great.

If Mr Schmidt's allegations are correct, says Mr Potter, "the executive has decided to take as many freedoms away from us as possible, rather than as few as possible".

It had the briefest moment of freedom, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, and then in 1994, Alexander Lukashenko, the director of a state farm, was elected president and systematically began stripping those freedoms away again.

Rich Glasgow rants that "these socialists will never tire in their effort to take your freedoms away", although he's big enough to admit that his scenario seems "laughably implausible".

Their rebuke to the alternative – a Beijing-backed electoral framework which would only allow party loyalists on the ballot – stems in part from a creeping anxiety that central authorities aim to gradually take these freedoms away.

This government is not going to take these freedoms away".