Sentence examples for given freedom of from inspiring English sources

We are given freedom of the imagination.

Finally, he suggested that Protestants should be given freedom of conscience.

P46 The New Day Angela Rippon given freedom of the city of Plymouth.

They had been given freedom of worship under the Toleration Act of 1689 but were barred from full civil rights and access to university education in England.

"Having been given freedom of choice for all, are we not under a new cultural yoke of a singular feminine model?" it asks.

And in Communist Albania, where his were the only western films shown under the regime of Enver Hoxha, he was given freedom of the city of Tirana and had an orphanage named after his cinematic alter ego, Norman Pitkin.

Taken together, the rulings give freedom of speech a wide berth in two directions.

By opening the door for the one, Rauschenbusch inadvertently gave freedom of entry to the other.

Rather, the ban is rooted in conservative traditions and religious views that hold giving freedom of movement to women would make them vulnerable to sins.

He said he was "surprised about the furore... particularly in a British media that gave freedom of speech to the world and is rightly called the Mother of Parliaments, underwritten by freedom of expression and a free press".

But the end point of having few restrictions, the inevitable result of giving freedom of expression to warriors where extreme ferocity is permitted, are weekends that by consent may end up in the city morgue.