Sentence examples for from want from inspiring English sources

The third is freedom from want – everywhere in the world.

Elementary education was starved and undernourished, and secondary education was suffering from want of proper supervision.

Roosevelt talked not only about Freedom from Fear but also Freedom from Want.

Perhaps freedom from want has paradoxically deprived us of other freedoms.

8. Leon never globe-trots without this wallet ($100) from WANT Les Essentiels de la Vie.

While the narrative is strictly linear, Sowell's path from want to privilege is anything but straight.

In particular, the third of his famous Four Freedoms — freedom from want — seems to have been turned on its head.

The Arab spring has clearly shown that development must be about both freedom from fear and freedom from want.

In a book on BRAC entitled "Freedom from Want", Ian Smillie calls it "undoubtedly the largest and most variegated social experiment in the developing world.

South Slavic future tenses use an auxiliary (mostly from 'want') in both aspects.

When Franklin Roosevelt in 1941 announced the four freedoms -- of speech, of worship, from want, from fear -- moral freedom was not among them.