Sentence examples for presumption of freedom from inspiring English sources
In Irena's nostalgia, her weighty presumption of freedom to reinvent a past that never was, or in Josef's lightness, his emotional distance, the ease with which he dismisses the past?
But in a society that respects its citizens, we should start with a presumption in favour of freedom of choice.
The council said the proposal was contrary to French constitutional principles, like the presumption of innocence and freedom of speech.
So Tocqueville and Bryce, reverent democrats, took their stand both as defenders of religion against the vagaries of the mob and as defenders of freedom against the presumptions of the clergy.
Where are the common law principles of freedom under the law and the presumption of innocence if individuals cannot return to face prosecution and trial in their own country on grave allegations that are being levelled at them?
Fixing on our moral natures, as we should, dispels any presumption that determinism would somehow pose a threat to our conceptions of freedom and moral responsibility.
But Remy also aspires to the freedom, and the presumption of universality, granted to musicians like Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, and — one of Remy's heroes — Bruce Springsteen, who draw from the stories of those around them, making a shell game of identity.
Making enemies of freedom and equality ignores, in his view, the democratic presumption that any one person's liberty matters as much as the next person's.
The responsibilities of freedom?
