Sentence examples for loss freedom from inspiring English sources
An accompanying book, "The Ultimate Weight Solution: The 7 Keys to Weight Loss Freedom," has been at the top of the best-seller lists, and he is promoting his system in a series on weight loss on NBC's "Today" program.
Unlike a good deal of Cuban art, which repeats the same images and engages the same tropes – notions of longing, loss, freedom and the lack of it, deterioration, and the tension of living in a seemingly perpetual ambiguity – Picasso seems to be working with other ideas.
He wrote Life Strategies for Teens as well as Closing the Gap: A Strategy for Reconnecting Parents and Teens and The Ultimate Weight Solution for Teens: The 7 Keys to Weight Loss Freedom.
Kim Mazurek, 44, a mother from Minneapolis, said she had come to protest the loss of freedom, which she defined as the freedom to make her own choices with her money and to make her own choices about health care.
"If you look back into history, the times at which people lose their freedoms are always times when the loss of freedom is excused by national emergency or by the need to fight terrorism," he said.
A change in the dimension of such screw system occurs at singularities; a loss of freedom of the end-effector will make the operation not feasible while a gain of freedom will produce uncontrolled motions.
Those who wish to deprive us of freedoms rarely do so at one go, and are skilled at assuring us that loss of freedom is really something else, something necessary and advantageous, like greater safety.
Whereas being embedded with the military means the loss of freedom in return for extraordinary access and good company, the experience of journalists like Pearl involves radical freedom, which is the epitome of absolute loneliness.
Thucydides equates the inhabitants' loss of freedom with "enslavement"—a strong metaphor.
They see prison as a last resort, and loss of freedom arduous without extra hardship.
Despite their good intentions, Sophie and Jason are terrified of their looming loss of freedom.
