Sentence examples for freedom themselves from inspiring English sources
"They do not value freedom themselves and the spectacle of it in others is hateful to them".
"Sometimes the proponents of freedom have demands that go beyond logic," he said, "and it is more difficult to protect freedom from the proponents of freedom themselves than from the enemies".
2. Secondly, the criteria used to measure religious freedom themselves imply certain religious convictions.
The second is the fallacy which teaches that if freedom from deprivation must be earned through one's own efforts, than those who are free from deprivation must have actually earned that freedom themselves.
The defence of our island freedoms can seem as paradoxical as those freedoms themselves.
She went off on her own holidays with her girlfriends and expected him to take care of everything in her absence: when they gave one another freedoms, it was on the understanding that they would claim those same freedoms themselves.
In every country, there are those who find different religious beliefs threatening; in every culture, those who love freedom for themselves must ask themselves how much they're willing to tolerate freedom for others.
In every culture, those who love freedom for themselves must ask themselves how much they're willing to tolerate freedom for others.
In signing up for the BP money, the institutions were careful to negotiate academic freedom for themselves in deciding what lines of research to pursue.
During the decade-long Haitian revolution that began in 1791 — the only event in human history where African slaves won freedom for themselves by force of arms — a prisoner of the French was awaiting execution by burning.
The novel tells the story of Rebecca Schwart, daughter of Anna and Jacob Schwart, Jews who fled to the US from Hitler's Germany in search of safety and freedom for themselves and their children.
