Sentence examples for freedom to view from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we present a test bed for novel visualization of dynamic events of a scene by providing an end user the freedom to view the scene from arbitrary points of view.

The Qosmio F755 3D laptop offers up two displays in one, giving users the freedom to view content in either 2D or 3D – or both at the same time.

Gill himself admits he "feels like a different man" revisiting the play so many years later and cannot remember much about directing it as a younger man, which gives him the freedom to view the text and "Chekhov's wonderful poetry" afresh.

We have brought them freedom and pornography, and more importantly, the freedom to view pornography.

Superfluous decoration has been removed (think: white cube) to give artwork the necessary freedom to be viewed without distraction.

I think that's important, because, see, in America, we tend to view freedom as the freedom from government abuse or from government control.

Yet most leaders are still afraid to open it, because they continue to view freedom and frameworks as antagonists in an intense tug-of-war.

If freedom of expression is not to be illusory, it must encompass the freedom to express views in person to the media.

If Professor Massad indeed made such a statement, which he denies, then he violated the student's academic freedom to express views contrary to his.

When I read some of the language being used on social media, both inside and outside the country, I am concerned that the Burmese people are using their new freedom to express views which incite racial hatred.

Fortification of food with vitamin D was controversial, with opposing utilitarian (better overall for the majority) and libertarian (freedom to choose) views.