"I think that the more freely that information flows, the stronger that the society becomes….
Perhaps not completely freely — that could be asking too much, even for a rust-belt member of Congress.
I wanted her to be able to pick and choose the pieces of her identity freely – that was supposed to be the prerogative, the privilege, of her generation.
Not only could they evade freely (that is, at top speed for indefinite periods) after attacking, they could also operate freely before attacking and keep up with fast surface ships.
He thinks that only the final activity of the intellect is performed freely, that is, the final judgment about what course of action to take.
Such a group is constructed "freely"; that is, with no restriction whatsoever except those imposed by the axioms of the theory.
A query formula Q is a conjunction of literals with some variables X occurring freely (that is, not bound by variables); that is, Q ( X ) = L i 1 ∧ … ∧ L i n.
Their pliability and positivity were not the source of their power; it was speaking freely that set them apart.
As for Obama's wish to roam more freely, that will only be achieved when he's out of office — although still under the watchful eye of agents.
The PBS story accompanying the map admits this freely: "That list of members does not include people who say they sympathize with the tea parties or their goals.
This effect lasts for 20 30 minute, during such time drugs diffuse freely, that would not normally cross the BBB.
