Sentence examples for obvious freedom from inspiring English sources

The lures are obvious: freedom, fulfillment.

Exploring scenes with Jodie or wandering through rooms (and walls) with Aiden grants more obvious freedom, but there is nothing skill-based here.

But the most obvious freedom came in the form of those once scarce consumer goods things as routine (for a Westerner) as bananas.

Between their confusion over such obvious freedoms as drinking responsibly wherever you'd like, and stories of East Germany as compared to American cops, it really got me thinking about this bill of freedom we've been crammed down our throats our whole American lives.

Thus Anselm takes it to be obvious that freedom is a power for something: its purpose is to preserve rectitude of will for its own sake.

As suggested by the physicist Brian Greene, the teaching of science is frequently regarded as a paradigmatic case for education as preparation for life rather than life itself, as a situation in which it is patently obvious that freedom must of necessity be deferred until "integration...into the logic of the present system" has been first achieved.

How is it possible that a distinguished university polishes its own apple by stating the obvious, that freedom of thought and expression are essential to its mission?

"Freedom, freedom, freedom," the protesters chanted.

There was obvious tension between freedom and structure, but the dividing lines weren't always clear.

It was obvious that without freedom to express himself he was not behaving naturally even with me, someone from his family," Lu told Associated Press.

"It is a consequence of struggle, strategy, ingenuity, vision, courage," he writes, adding that the places where democracy worked took genuine commitment, talent, nerve and the obvious passion for freedom — "politics in the best sense of the word".