Sentence examples for image of freedom from inspiring English sources

In Jansson's world, Snufkin the wanderer – that image of freedom – comes home every summer.

To these structures he has added a variety of sound and the image of freedom.

It is an image of freedom, perfection, California; the cover photograph for an old compilation of Beach Boys hits.

That's the opening shot of Mikhail Kalatozov's "Cranes Are Flying" (1957), a lovely image of freedom that seems to announce: The thaw is on.

Her unique signature style, composed of hand-printed texts and images arranged across backgrounds that shifted from the off-white tonalities of the paper or wall surface to vibrantly coloured and contrasting hues, created visual scenarios that incorporated the body in pain to dance as a symbolic image of freedom and choice.

Her friend and fellow Cambridge resident Helen Macdonald – the author of H is for Hawk – came round and looked at the picture and told Smith that the knot at the waist was "a falconer's knot – that he has just let the bird free; so it is an image of freedom".

Yes, its images of freedom and American brassiness appear now even in Farsi.

Sometimes, those great images of freedom seemed ironic comments on my own situation.

Her poems, like many of the patients' work, are filled with images of freedom, of animals prowling, of birds flying.

"The dark stuff can generate images of freedom and happiness and joy," she finishes.

Along with McDonald's, those brands are no longer aspirational metaphors for how we live, evoking images of freedom, inclusiveness, joy, patriotism or eternal youth.