Sentence examples for freedom out from inspiring English sources

Last week the bestselling author Jodi Picoult criticised the New York Times for its focus on "white male literary darlings" after it published a rave review of Freedom, out later this month in the US.

They're taking the freedom out of America".

"You won't take the freedom out of my life".

"There's a lot of freedom out there in the park," the lieutenant said.

Unsettlingly, as the show progressed, Carrie began to glide toward caution, away from freedom, out of fear.

For the pre-gangs, as for the gangs, respect is the currency that buys freedom out of abandonment.

The genie of freedom is out and cannot be put back in the teapot.

This scene of apparent social freedom turns out to be precariously balanced.

So far, freedom comes out way ahead of all the other goals.

But the editor of the ironically named Freedom turns out to be a hypocrite.

"This series of blocking actions violated their right of religious freedom" spelled out in the Chinese Constitution, it stated.