Sentence examples for losing freedom from inspiring English sources

"I'm sorry to say losing privacy is the same thing as losing freedom.

Losing freedom hurts, but I understand this is the normal sentence for the offence of passing on speeding points.

As discussed often here at The New Old Age, the battle between adult children and aging parents over who decides when it's time to give up the car keys can be highly emotional, because it's as much about losing freedom and independence as it is about safety.

One tiny but telling example perhaps should dispel any notion that Hong Kongers are losing freedom under Chinese rule.

It will feel like losing freedom, but you're never really free until you know how interdependent you are. 5. Baby reminds you to seize the day.

An image of the Statue of Liberty gazing into a Facebook k-hole taps into fears of losing freedom to social media, while a man diving out of his clothes and into a beer epitomizes the Friday escape from the office.

It's a story about how, as we gain power, we lose freedom.

This is one lost freedom not being blamed on President Robert Mugabe.

She was worried about the supreme court and that if Clinton was elected "we might lose freedom of speech and assembly" as well as the second amendment.

Lionel Jospin, a former prime minister, called a return "a deep change of our defense posture," saying France would lose freedom of action.

Yet, the tragic reality is: when any American loses freedom, we all lose freedom.