Sentence examples for more freely engaged from inspiring English sources

In Sir Tom's very best plays, such as "Arcadia", the emotions are more freely engaged, even as the dialogue is peppered with chaos theory, thermodynamics and landscape gardening.

Then in the 1970s, an energetic group of local residents led the way to save the last large piece of city-owned open space in the area, with the dream of creating a place where people could breathe more freely, engage in group sports and have fun.

It will also enable Kurds to more freely engage with the international community and positively contribute to global stability and security.

When experienced enough, you can actually more freely engage people you are sexually attracted to.

This dread group of moviegoing vigilantes is dedicated to suppressing anachronism now so freely engaged in by screenwriters.

More importantly, people should be able to have contracts and freely engage in trades with each other, so long as there is no government guarantee that they can't fail, and subject to prudent regulation.

You allow me to freely engage in sex without worry.

More awake, more engaged.

Asher Charman, a member of team Hot Tub, says: "The fun and decadence of hot tubs breaks down social barriers, so people engage more freely, like when we got our entire crowd dancing in the hot tubs to Marty McFly's rendition of Go Johnny Go in Back to the Future".

"Women really want to do a good job, something that constrains them from engaging more freely with voters".After years worrying about the Middle East and Russia, Mrs Clinton will be grilled about health care, or the lack of full-day kindergartens in half the towns in New Hampshire, predicts Colin Van Ostern, a member of the state's Executive Council.

The extra capital opens up opportunities for Pendo to engage more freely in M&A activity — enabling the company to snap up some smaller competitors and perhaps an augmenting technology or two.