Sentence examples for is equally free from inspiring English sources

Ms. Scott Thomas draws her with a vividness that is equally free of mercy and malice.

The Soviet proudly says that he is equally free to go to Red Square and yell "Reagan is an idiot".

But the essay is equally free of the tropes of the New Russia, the Russia whose embrace of rapacious capitalism is about as close as the Putin regime gets to a ruling ideology.

He is equally free with his audience in his denunciation of what he calls "pseudo-curricula" that create "not liberation but new ghettos for the African American or the Chicano".

Anyone is equally free to call the inhabitants of Mayfair "virtually without exception the biggest shower of needy, self-important bumwipes in London, with a self-pity complex and misplaced sense of entitlement to match" and not lose a moment's sleep.

Fellini scholar Thomas Van Order has pointed out that Fellini is equally free in the treatment of ambient sound in his films, preferring to cultivate what Chion has called, "a subjective sense of point of audition", in which what is heard on screen mirrors a particular character's perceptions, as opposed to the visible reality of the scene.

Now they may be equally free to sleep there too.

He was equally free with "immense" and "magnificent".

He was equally free in his use of rhythms and dynamics.

The Italian Constitution says all religions are "equally free before the law".

If they think that they are being improperly billed, they are not only free to question the bill but are equally free to take their legal business elsewhere.