Sentence examples for possibility free from inspiring English sources

"Cairo writes, Beirut publishes, and Baghdad reads" is a saying that prevailed in what now seems a dream of literary possibility, free of stifling fundamentalism, civic chaos, and bombs.

No, the actual most fascinating Twitter account is @rejectpetitions, a feed which – as far as I know – has no interest in "bench-pressing controversy" by, er, openly aligning itself with the powers-that-be (ah, what breathtaking vistas of possibility "free thought" can open up!), and instead just gets on with the serious business of listing all the e-petitions the UK government has rejected.

But there is yet another possibility: freed from its subordination to ideas, language can be treated (as it had been in the Renaissance) as an autonomous reality indeed as even more deeply autonomous than Renaissance language, since there is no system of resemblances binding it to the world.

Perhaps the most fundamental issue involving public goods in economics is the possibility of free riders to which it gives rise; and of course the possibility of free riding has figured in many evolutionary discussions.

We cannot exclude the possibility that free oleic acid contributed to the MT dysfunction of the EO-exposed alveolar macrophage, as free fatty acids such as oleic acid can uncouple mitochondria and induce dysfunction (Freigang et al., 2013).

Julian Baggini's Freedom Regained: The Possibility of Free Will is published by Granta.

The very power and possibility of free speech and assembly rests on their non-violence.

Julian Baggini's latest book is 'Freedom Regained: The Possibility of Free Will' (Granta).

He says it feels good to pore over pages about the possibility of free societies in Muslim countries.

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We are fighting for the universal principles of our Constitution -- and the possibility of free religious faith it guarantees.