Sentence examples for problem freedom from inspiring English sources

The nouns in the name of the operation, she said, were no problem: freedom and justice.

I wasn't sure why this would be a problem – freedom of religion is very much A Thing in the UK – and given that Burton on Trent has a population of around 65,000, I had my doubts as to how true it was.

It must constantly confront new problems, freedoms and expectations.

"It is not so much a problem of freedom of speech," he said, "but freedom after speech.

The problem with freedom is that it can be awfully lonely.

His Von der Gnadenwahl (On the Election of Grace), written the same year, examines the problem of freedom, made acute at the time by the spread of Calvinism.

Tulio Hernández, the sociologist who appeared on Castillo's show, told me, "Under Communism, there was no problem with freedom of the press because the press represented the state.

He portrays Mr. Gore as a loyal defender of the state for the solution to every problem, stifling freedom in the process.

The recurring theme of the short chapters in "Strangers" is the problem of freedom for a woman born before the baby boom.

The problem with freedom, after all, is that it allows for horrifying imaginative failures as well as works of stunning genius.

The latter, more philosophical, gave exposition in terms of dialectical insight to the problem of freedom that Calvinist predestination (the view that man's destiny is foreknown by God) was then making acute.