Sentence examples for freedom proclaimed from inspiring English sources

The freedom proclaimed by Jesus is too demanding and makes people unhappy.

"We are ready to live on dates and water for our freedom!" proclaimed Mohamed Sabr, a 30-year-old engineer protesting in Tahrir Square last Friday.

In setting up stateside to enjoy the freedom proclaimed by the Court, the Taliban would have to overcome its awkward position as a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization under American law.

"Yesterday, a new America," Geert Wilders, the leader of the Dutch Party for Freedom, proclaimed to a hall filled with about a thousand attendees, most of them sturdy men in dark suits.

And in 1786, the year before the Constitutional Convention constructed the regime, Jefferson, in the preamble to the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom, proclaimed that "our civil rights have no dependence on our religious opinions, any more than our opinions in physics or geometry".

His Paura della libertà (1947; Of Fear and Freedom) proclaims the necessity of intellectual freedom despite an inherent human dread of it.

His Paura della libertà (1946; Of Fear and Freedom) proclaims the necessity of intellectual freedom despite an inherent human dread of it.

The AP cloaks itself in the noble vocabulary of freedom, proclaiming that its "news gathering activities require it, often at great expense, to remain a strong advocate of the First Amendment".

It was years later when I began to wonder if God feels the same way if He sees us running around so hard, building temples in His name, fighting lawsuits for religious freedom, proclaiming the gospel to try to convert others--and wishes we would simply sit with Him for a while instead.

The standards established that day built upon universal freedoms proclaimed by the allied forces during the second world war.

Of the "Four Freedoms" proclaimed by Franklin Roosevelt in 1941, Mr Kennedy thinks that freedom from every sort of fear was what the Americans valued most; and their achievement in this period was that after enormous sacrifice and anxiety, they made their wish come true.Mr Kennedy is master of his material in a double sense.