Sentence examples for marked freedom from inspiring English sources

In the 1950s Marshall's stoneware and porcelain had a marked freedom of design with abstract decoration reminiscent of Rosanjin as well as Leach's friend, Shoji Hamada.

5th century bce) in which chorus, mime, and burlesque still played a considerable part and which was characterized by bold fantasy, merciless invective and outrageous satire, unabashedly licentious humour, and a marked freedom of political criticism.

Special events are being held at the weekend to mark Freedom Day, the 20th anniversary of South Africa's first democratic elections, in which Mandela was elected president.

As the United Nations marked World Press Freedom Day on Friday, a survey of the past year ranked the Middle East at the bottom of an international score card of media freedom.

"In a society like ours, that's marked by freedom and individual liberty," he said, "we've got to be able to assure people that they're not at huge risk to malevolent, terrible people.

An ancient vase graffitied with the Coca-Cola script becomes a reflection of an inevitable adaptation marked by freedom, old wooden stools become a choir of song and dance from long ago, a Ming dynasty column melds into an antique table to create an intimate corner to think in, half of a Chinese Table repurposes by propping itself against a wall.

The ability to begin motion marks freedom as a power only held by non-material agents, because matter has no power of self-motion.

Despite marked restrictions on freedom of expression and freedom of the press, this sultanate (also ranked "not free" by Freedom House) has been a favorite site of military expansion in the Obama years.

The report by the committee, based in New York, was released to mark World Press Freedom Day on Thursday.

This week, Israeli Jews also began to celebrate the month of Nisan, marking Jews' freedom from Egypt thousands of years ago.

Yaron Ezrahi, a political theorist at The Hebrew University in Jerusalem and one of the signers, said the group chose this week to issue its declaration because it was Passover, which marks the freedom of the Jewish people from slavery.