Sentence examples for freedom offered from inspiring English sources

Maybe she was a purer manifestation of the women's movement, its hatred of chauvinism, and the freedom offered by cars.

I briefly considered writing a think piece of some kind, but I wanted the singular freedom offered by fiction.

But the relative freedom offered to artists on the site makes it a good alternative to the market-dominating Soundcloud.

At this point the freedom offered by the medium was literal: You could take watercolors outside and paint with them.

The publicity material for the very first mobile phone emphasised the urban freedom offered by the device.

In them the freedom offered by C.G.I. is pushed to extravagant limits, even as conventional distinctions between animation and live action are blurred beyond recognition.

There were four slave revolts in Belize, and hundreds of slaves took advantage of the terrain and the freedom offered over the frontiers to escape.

They go back to their offices and jot down comments in the margin, taking advantage of the freedom offered by the informality of the handwritten note.

Elizabeth is the intrepid upper-class girl torn between a life of rigid convention and the adventures and freedom offered by an attractive man of a lower class.

After a career and education in some of the best restaurants in the Britain, Ireland, France, Italy and Switzerland, among other places, Giorgio says he "most enjoys the freedom offered when cooking on in Antarctica".

In the case of MIMO scenario which has been widely studied for half-duplex system [14], one driving question for distributed full-duplex system is if and how the spatial degree-of-freedom, i.e., number of antennas at the base station and mobiles, will be correlated to the spectral degrees-of-freedom offered by the side channel.