Sentence examples for freely applied from inspiring English sources

But ever since, we've also freely applied other traits to the Devil.

Humanism, term freely applied to a variety of beliefs, methods, and philosophies that place central emphasis on the human realm.

Weber's original intent notwithstanding, during the last several decades the word charisma has been bandied about, freely applied to celebrities, to indicate they are somehow attractive or appealing.

Because it purports to combine Khoe (Khoi) languages with a distinct group of "San languages," the term Khoisan, which is freely applied to at least three or possibly four very different groups of languages, clearly adds to this misconception.

During the 17th century the minting of gold francs ceased, but the name was freely applied by the French public to the new unit of exchange the livre tournois, a gold coin subdivided into 20 sols.

"The Tender Enemy" should be mandatory viewing in film schools, as a lesson in the unity of technical and lyrical imagination, of the intense power of simple tricks, freely applied, to realize a fantastic, supernatural, yet sharply logical and piercingly dramatic story.

In addition to the detailed rendering of the metalwork, she freely applies delicate strokes of green to suggest trees at the upper right and far left.

Countries can freely apply tariffs below those levels.

According to the contemporary desert theorist, people freely apply their abilities and talents, in varying degrees, to socially productive work.

Two amendments, including one that would have extended from five years to seven the residency period required before non-islanders can freely apply for jobs, were rejected.

The new "program" specified that the coal enterprise can freely apply to be a main merging or reorganizing party, and it was no longer designated by the prefectural (county) government.