Sentence examples for impression of freedom from inspiring English sources

Lunch outings, which had once given the impression of freedom, were more or less impossible to arrange.

In other forms of nonfictional prose, the meandering fancy of the author may well produce an impression of freedom and of truth to life unattainable by the more carefully wrought novel.

Last year, when the Guardian visited Kunskapsskolan Nacka, on the outskirts of Stockholm, Hultin's policies in practice seemed chaotic, but that impression of freedom masked a highly structured plan.

Given some agency over where to go, the audience were presented with an impression of freedom but were ultimately, like Josef K in Kafka's tale, led inexorably to an execution site.

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If married, say that you and your spouse have divorced, to give an impression of unfettered freedom.

His dancers in "The Last Glass" are informal characters; they really dance — giving the impression of utter freedom, though actually judging everything very finely.

His next project is "Stalin.live", a reconstruction of the dictator's last month: all part of a continuum, he insists, with "Behind the Glass".Despite the impression of media freedom created by all the on-air canoodling and Russia's Springer-esque talk shows, there is one kind of reality that is not available on Russian TV: trustworthy, independent political news.

Information on clinical topics, although evidence-based, must be offered in a way that patients and physicians maintain the impression of having the freedom to choose.

Head motion was minimized by using a bite bar with an individually molded dental impression mounted on a 6-degrees-of-freedom locking plexiglas arm (Sereno et al. 2001).

Conjunct motion was explored in this study to get an impression of motor function or "freedom of movement" in the neck.