Sentence examples for is therefore free from inspiring English sources
He's speaking to a friend, and is therefore free to gossip".
Because fate is on his side, he is therefore free to do whatever he "wilt".
It is therefore free, unlike almost every other country in the world, to pursue iconoclastic policies abroad without worrying about how they play at home.
Instead of a netbook, you should consider a new-style mini-laptop that doesn't use an Intel processor, and is therefore free of Intel's netbook requirements.
Sir Oliver Popplewell, a recently retired High Court judge, who is therefore free to speak his mind, described an article by Mr Blunkett as "whining" and politicians as "control freaks".
I remember nothing about the story, but I helpfully underlined a passage in the introduction: "With a characteristically fanciful gesture … Hoffman presents himself to the reader as merely the editor of an unpublished manuscript upon which he has chanced, and to which he is therefore free to add his own glosses".
GANGSTER: No, you are now a friend and are therefore free to go.
But the report noted that universities were autonomous institutions and were therefore free to make the decision whether or not to adopt a GPA system.
While De Sousa was convicted under her real name, she told the Guardian that most of the others were convicted under their aliases, and are therefore free to travel the world without fear of being detained.
Given that holders of Facebook accounts don't pay for the service – and are therefore free to depart at any point – you'd have thought that its long-term durability would be questionable.
