Sentence examples similar to it achieved freedom from inspiring English sources

The public stage was not freed of the censor until 1969: it was not until then that the land of the free achieved freedom of speech.

However, it is not clear yet just what Reagan plans to do with his newly achieved freedom.

These are indeed composers who have achieved freedom of movement.

He privileges those composers and performers who have achieved "freedom of movement" in a three-dimensional cultural terrain.

Some achieved freedom and power in this new colonial culture, but others experienced violence, surveillance, and family separations.

Threatened several times with recapture, Jacobs finally achieved freedom when Willis's second wife paid Norcom's son-in-law $300.

"This movement has already achieved freedom of speech for the average man and woman in the street, and there is no way back on that," Mr. Benchemsi said.

In ancient India the title buddha referred to an enlightened being who has awakened from the sleep of ignorance and achieved freedom from suffering.

Associated with this view is either the necessity for a periodic loosening of restraint or the celebration of gods or sacred persons who have achieved freedom.

Pettit proposes the "eyeball test" to determine if a citizen has achieved freedom: Can a person look another in the eye without fear of intimidation or rebuke?

Later analysis of Conklin's case records showed 20% of his patients achieved freedom from seizures and 50% had some improvement.