Sentence examples for liberally shared from inspiring English sources

The exuberance was catching: the crowd many thousands strong looked, in places, almost as excellent as those marching, glitter liberally shared among strangers, rainbows painted on cheeks.

The committee said that local revenue -- gate receipts, local television and radio contracts and stadium signage -- was really industry revenue and should be shared more liberally with all teams.

The divvying up of legislative earmarks — funds for individual lawmakers' pet projects — will now be shared more liberally with the minority party, which starting in 2010 will get a third of the money allocated for earmarks.

The language of the bill is written to encourage companies to share liberally and include as many personal details as possible.

Two soundbites from "Leave" voters who regretted their decision the following day were shared and quoted liberally.

But from what I hear, she and her troops are still talking smack about me and she has liberally aired a lot of the very private information we shared.

Mr. Carey could be remarkably free of egotism, sharing credit liberally with others and readily deferring to his aides.

Tracks can be organised into playlists and shared either within the service itself — re-dropped — or on Facebook and Twitter via the liberally sprinkled 'Like' and 'Tweet' buttons.

According to Young, creative content-based social-media platforms have provided opportunities for people to not only share their works liberally, but also exchange personal thoughts, stories, and opinions as well.

Keep in mind that sharing your work liberally online may compromise your ability to sell it or even be cited as the author.

After his 1836 attempt to force through constitutional reform (which would have seen him given greater influence) was defeated largely through the efforts of the more liberally minded Archduke John Metternich was forced to share more power with Kolowrat and Archduke Ludwig as part of Austria's Secret State Conference.