Sentence examples for freedom burning from inspiring English sources

"They kept the flame of freedom burning … with their faith and their dignity and their song," Obama said.

Today, because each succeeding generation of Americans has kept the fire of freedom burning brightly, lighting those frontiers of possibility, we still bask in the glow and the warmth of Mr. Franklin's rising sun.

Attracted by the story it appears to tell – most of all by the connection with Mandela – commentators have rushed to portray the book as a potent symbol of intellectual freedom, a burning torch in the dark, affirming Shakespeare's centrality to the fight in apartheid's most notorious penitentiary.

Taking America to heart -- and not by heart -- we need to invent new ways, not sing old songs while our idea of freedom is burning.

Home, to a new and a shiny place Make our bed, and we'll say our grace Freedom's light burning warm Freedom's light burning warm.

His organization started its response to the Freedom Summer by burning 64 crosses in a single night throughout Mississippi.

To me, the real disrespect to the soldiers who "died for our freedom" isn't burning the flag; it's those who render their deaths meaningless by stripping away the rights they died defending.

Despite evidence on the ground that is increasingly hard to miss, we have somehow convinced ourselves that the Arab world suffers from an inherent aversion to Western freedoms and a burning desire to turn back the clock to a medieval caliphate.

Who can capture a young diaspora doing as young diasporas do: huffing freedom and crashing and burning, playing hook-and-kick with selves made up of their parents' hand-me-down post-traumatic stress disorder?

"This notion that inside every human being is the burning desire for freedom and liberty, much less democracy, is probably not the case.

In October of 1778, Deborah Samson of Plympton, Massachusetts was motivated with the burning desire of freedom.