Sentence examples for freedom contained from inspiring English sources

Jennings's memoir, which he wrote after Daniel Webster bought his freedom, contained most of what we have come to expect from such books, including thumbnail sketches of important players: "Mr. Robert Smith was then Secretary of State, but as he and Mr. Madison could not agree, he was removed, and Colonel Monroe appointed to his place.

We studied the measures of economic freedom contained in the World Economic Forum's "Global Competitiveness Report 1996".

Nelson Mandela's autobiography, "Long Walk to Freedom," contains an unnerving but hilarious account of his own Xhosa circumcision, by spear blade, as a teenager.

Underlying at least part of the enthusiasm for the potential freedoms contained in the bill seems to be immense frustration that child protection social work is minutely scrutinised by Ofsted and then savagely blamed in public when something goes wrong.

Respected academics and public figures have joined forces to combat what they claim is an "attack on academic freedoms" contained within the government's plans for open access to research.

The edifice of the temple was meant to be crowned by those obligations and limitations which enabled the realisation of social and international order, in which the rights and freedoms contained in The Declaration could be fully implemented (Zajadło 2006).

Note on the text: Locke's theory of freedom is contained in Book II, Chapter xxi of An Essay Concerning Human Understanding.

In 1809, in response to a writing of Schelling on human freedom that contained pointed criticisms of his understanding of Spinoza, Jacobi resurrected his unfinished manuscript 'Of Divine Things', completed it as an obvious polemic against the new nature philosophy that Schelling was promoting, and published it in 1811 under the title of 'Of Divine Things and Their Revelation'.

Seven degrees of freedom are contained within the robot's arms -- the same amount as a human arm.

On the Rockefeller family's behalf, Lee published bulletins called "Facts Concerning the Struggle in Colorado for Industrial Freedom," which contained false and misleading information.

"She was such a genius and had total imaginative freedom... Containing Emily, protecting Emily, not being alarmed by Emily, was a big project for the whole household.