Sentence examples for margin of liberty from inspiring English sources

She is the very picture of the adolescent who has been denied even the smallest margin of liberty, as critic Callan observes: "when Camila was thought to be dying a priest came to administer the sacrament of Penance.

Significant margins of liberty, even democracy, exist.

When I was here earlier this year, I argued that Iran was an unfree and repressive society but also a nation offering significant margins of liberty, at least by regional standards, with which Obama's America must engage.

It would be a "powerful symbol" of British identity and our longstanding tradition of liberty, and would ensure that the European court "let most of our decisions stand" under the margin of appreciation doctrine.

The narrow margins in both cases serve as reminders that this remains a court in considerable ideological turmoil over fundamental questions of liberty.

The designer had a large margin of possible error because he was at liberty to "tinker" and adjust the apparatus at the job site until it was perfected.

The height of liberty.

WHAT is the price of liberty?