Sentence examples for preferred freedom from inspiring English sources
Polls overwhelmingly showed that the Muslim world preferred freedom and democracy to theocracy.
That she will prefer freedom to subservience.
People everywhere prefer freedom to slavery, prosperity to squalor, self-government to the rule of terror and torture.
The central political question of our time is actually quite simple, Novak contends: do you prefer freedom or government?
Avoiding nuance, failing both as a uniter not a divider and as a compassionate conservative, Mr. Bush prefers "freedom fries" to a coalition with the French.
This proliferation would in time make the AK47 the emblem of terrorists and guerrillas or, if you prefer, "freedom fighters"; it would even appear on the flags of Mozambique and a number of terrorist groups.
If you find lap swimming boring, you may enjoy it more using an aquatic device that can play music or recorded books, although both Ms. Sherr and I prefer freedom from electronic intrusions and the silence that encourages minds to wander.
It is clear that Kate Atkinson refuses to be bound by genre, labels or form, preferring freedom in her approach, she resists categorisation which makes her an exciting and unpredictable writer comicrelief agrees that the book has many levels, arguing that "its philosophical message is never pompous, but subtle".
You can't really have both, and I prefer freedom.
Relatives in New Jersey took Mr. Pearson in, she said, but he preferred the freedom of street life.
