Sentence examples for freely made from inspiring English sources
Smoking is a freely made choice, like drinking alcohol.
"We feel the full responsibility of this freely made choice.
The offer, one assumes, will have been freely made by Downing Street.
The choice of the first line could be freely made, unbounded, improvisational.
Ultimately, decisions about having children should be freely made by couples.
These phones compensate for inadequate infrastructure, such as bad roads and slow postal services, allowing information to move more freely, making markets more efficient and unleashing entrepreneurship.
And its flexible labour market enables employees to move around more freely, making it harder to pin them down for extended periods of training.
Yet, by freely making available to them materials that academic journals were afraid to publish, he helped establish erotic folklore as a respectable subject for scholarly study.
Expecting government to "defend our virtues" suggests the author misunderstands virtue itself, which can only be developed by individuals freely making choices, and suffering or enjoying their consequences.
Thus, he freely makes something happen.
