Sentence examples for is some freedom from inspiring English sources
"If you compare it to before 2003, yes, there is some freedom," he said.
Perhaps there is some freedom in making art without any sense of its prospects to begin with, for as soon as people start liking it, there is a compulsion to keep doing the same thing to survive.
There is some freedom in how the B and C matrices may be chosen.
There is some freedom in choosing the transfer function (TF) of the RP.
There is some freedom in the definition of the auxiliary flow that represents the shape modification.
There's some freedom that's allowed".
There is going to have to be some freedom in that dress".
I like to see people putting their beliefs on the line – it means there's some freedom.
The tenants will be expected to pay an economically realistic rent for their use, and presumably there will be some freedom for the landlords to stage money generating events at the stadium outside of the football season.
