Sentence examples for participated freely from inspiring English sources
Peasant women participated freely in the ball games and footraces of medieval times, and aristocratic ladies hunted and kept falcons, but middle-class women contented themselves with spectatorship.
The Bergs took an apartment in Vienna, where he settled down to devote the remainder of his life to music, although they participated freely in the intellectual life of the city.
They were allowed to own and openly display objects and clothing of a luxurious nature; they participated freely in public life, attending parties and theatrical performances; and shocking to Greeks and Romans they danced, drank, and rested in close physical contact with their husbands on the banqueting couches.
However, the women seemed to have participated freely and actively.
The principal investigator used his experience in conducting interviews to overcome any challenge embedded in interviewer and interviewee heterogeneity and female respondents participated freely and actively.
Not only did women suffering from osteoporosis respond, but healthy women, young premenopausal women, and others who were curious about the disease and wished to learn more about it (including men) also participated freely in these events.
The researchers introduced the subject for discussion starting with the introductions, objectives, areas to be discussed and asked the participants to participate freely in the discussions.
But candidates with nakedly sectarian groups have been allowed to participate freely.
"We shall recommit ourselves to allowing all of our citizens to participate freely in the life of our political process, while giving priority to national unity, peace and stability of the country as well as the region," he said.
For example, the right to free choice of employment, the right to form and to join trade unions, and the right to participate freely in the cultural life of the community (Articles 23 and 27) do not inherently require affirmative state action to ensure their enjoyment.
In many cases, people are also willing to participate freely in a crowdsourcing project when they see it as fun, or useful to a greater good.
