Sentence examples for gaining liberty from inspiring English sources
I automatically recognized the shot as his mortal act of gaining liberty.
That throughout our history, people everywhere have been inspired to flee tyranny and the constraints of class to gain liberty and pursue happiness in this great land.
Human rights campaigners expressed delight that Chen – whose case has drawn international attention – was no longer in the hands of the authorities, but concern about revenge attacks on his wife, child, brother and human rights activists who helped him gain liberty.
David Gibbs III, general counsel for the Christian Law Association, which advises legislators and groups on gaining religious liberties, said that "there is a push to get religious freedom restoration acts imposed on a state level" and that his group and others had been trying to make state and local governments aware of the federal land-use law.
The world has come a long way since with women and sexual minorities gaining significant liberties.
"I thought the day they gained their liberty they would let others have their freedom as well," said Ms. Alem, referring to the Renaissance leaders.
Penniless they might be, but they had "gained their liberty and therefore come with a very ill-grace to ask for the bounty of government".
They warned of the dangers of anomie (normlessness) and alienation in modern societies composed of atomized individuals who had gained their liberty but lost their social moorings.
"My message to the Egyptian people is, you have gained your liberty, the right to catch up with the rest of the world.
"The goal is to assume more responsibility and therefore gain more liberty and more control over one's own life," he said of talk therapy in an interview in 2000 with the Web site Psychotherapy.net.net
