Sentence examples for mobility and freedom from inspiring English sources

"The word connotes mobility and freedom".

It means mobility and freedom.

It's about the birth of mobility, and freedom and movement in that grey postwar period.

But pro-market advocates say that issuing either food coupons or direct payments would circumvent much of the corruption and allow recipients more mobility and freedom of choice.

Cars pollute the air and cause traffic deaths, but they have also increased personal mobility and freedom, and stimulated the development of regional and national markets for goods.

The mobility and freedom that the camel afforded to desert Arabs helped forge their independent culture and their strong sense of self-reliance, and they celebrated the camel in their native poetic verse, the qaṣīdah, in which the nāqah (female camel) was a faithful, unwavering mount.

India prides itself on its democratic polity, on greater social mobility and freedoms than most countries in its neighborhood.

"He was the one who understood what Ornette was doing and who brought that kind of tonal mobility and melodic freedom to the piano".

Although urban-industrial life offers unprecedented opportunites for individual mobility and personal freedom, it can exact high social and psychological tolls.

Although the soldiers and the guests mingle warily, there is no mistaking the celebration for what it is: a last hurrah for a kind of social mobility and political freedom that may never return.

The motor vehicle has provided mobility and individual freedom for millions of people.