Sentence examples for necessary freedom from inspiring English sources

The freedom to offend is a necessary freedom.

Even Inayat Bunglawala eventually admitted, "the freedom to offend is a necessary freedom".

He described Rupert Murdoch as a "great proprietor in his time" but said he would not have given him the necessary freedom.

The whole point of the first amendment, with its carefully balanced clauses prohibiting the establishment of religion while guaranteeing the right to the free exercise of religion, is to make sure that our freedom of religion comes with this necessary freedom from religion.

This could create problems for citizens' social integration – or it may finally provide the necessary freedom and opportunity for person-to-person contact.

Superfluous decoration has been removed (think: white cube) to give artwork the necessary freedom to be viewed without distraction.

But the killers proved the cartoonists' point with ghastly finality: theirs was a necessary, freedom-sustaining, and therefore life-giving, form of defiance.

Its security and its necessary freedoms reside in the hand of the people.

He is as concerned as anyone to preserve all the necessary freedoms; but he insists that we need more controls on the practice of science, that we need them now and that we will have to make certain sacrifices.

Of all the great and necessary freedoms listed in the First Amendment, freedom to exercise religion (not just to believe, but to live out that belief) is the most important; before freedom of speech, before freedom of the press, before freedom of assembly, before freedom to petition the government for redress of grievances, before all others.

Voluntariness, then, is not necessary for freedom; but it is also not sufficient for freedom, as Locke's "locked room" and "paralytick" cases show.