Sentence examples for freedom of from inspiring English sources

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democracy of

latitude of

liberation of

press of

entitled of

The phrase "freedom of" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is often used to refer to a person's right to do or access something, or to express that something is unrestricted. For example: "We are dedicated to defending the freedom of expression of all individuals."

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Freedom, of sorts.

The New York Times - Books

It's freedom of speech.

Independent

Freedom of expression".

Independent

"Freedom of association".

The New Yorker

Freedom of choice — what's that?

The New Yorker

It's about freedom of speech.

The New York Times

Still waiting Freedom of information?

The Economist

There is freedom of religion.

Encyclopedia Britannica

Where's the freedom of speech?

Independent

Freedom of association? Fourteen percent.

The New York Times

(Pause) "And freedom of course".

The New York Times - Arts

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celebrating of

bodies of

agencies of

freely of

detained of

allowed of

granted of

requirements of

released of

releases of

had of

rights of

permitted of

ensuring of

encourages of

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