Sentence examples for freely told from inspiring English sources
When he spoke with one candidate, the man freely told him the desperate situation in the Indian medical community and why they all wanted to work in America.
Stories in Trnopolje, more freely told than at Omarska, are brimful of the squalid violence and black absurdity of civil war.
In the eleven interviews I conducted with him for my book on Google, he freely told anecdotes about the founders, sometimes making gentle fun of them, never seeming to look over his shoulder.
But Robbin Schwartz, 47, a preschool teacher in New York, said she has always freely told her dreams to others and didn't hesitate to join a dream group in which she knew no one.
She claims that Dr. Slater committed a laundry list of errors in the essay about her, from misattributing scholarly work to implying that she freely told Dr. Slater her bra size when Dr. Slater explicitly asked for it.
He asked me how I liked it, and what I thought of it; which I modestly but freely told him: and after some further Discourse about it, I pleasantly said to him, Thou hast said much here of Paradise Lost; but what hast thou to say of Paradise Found?
Thomas, as he will freely tell anybody, has seen worse in his childhood.
She is also hostile towards her little sister (whom she will freely tell you SHE never wanted)…though loving at times, she HATES being copied, emulated, imitated.
(A comparison between each performer's interpretation of the finale, with its oddly insinuating expressive marking "the bass [voice] quite easily and freely," tells all).
And as any psychiatrist involved in the making of the D.S.M. will freely tell you, the disorders listed in the book are not "real diseases," at least not like measles or hepatitis.
