Sentence examples for freedom granted from inspiring English sources

spirit, it has, somehow ironically, adopted the same rhetoric of "total freedom" granted to artists.

Almost every "freedom" granted has been matched by a tightening of the accountability framework.

Golden age crime writers, like bigamists, enjoyed the freedom granted by a double identity.

Best said Ward's aggressiveness, perhaps another byproduct of the freedom granted by Ewing's absence, has surprised him.

"My belief is that ownership of capital is a freedom granted by nature," he said after punching the button for "true".

3. Explain to students that they will be assessing the extent of a civil liberty – religious freedom – granted to citizens in different countries around the world.

Free from psychological conflict and with extra freedoms granted by magic, these characters are easy vehicles for vicarious adventure.

No journalist quit the channel, partly because of a lack of other work, and partly because of small new media freedoms granted by the Kremlin.

The take-away point from Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association was that the court continued to expand freedoms granted by the First Amendment.

Opponents say that traditional councils of elders could suppress individual rights, and that the freedoms granted by the bill could fragment the nation into fiefs.

The Muslim Brotherhood, brutally suppressed by the secular government of Gamal Abdel Nasser in the 1950's and 60's, resurged under the relative freedoms granted by Anwar el-Sadat.