Sentence examples for promises of freedom from inspiring English sources

The established order is under threat; the shepherd is luring away the king's followers with promises of freedom and fun.

For a long time now, dissent has been taking hold among younger people who are unwilling to forgo freedoms, and promises of freedom, made within living memory.

I mean just ask the many nations for whom diplomatic promises of "freedom" and "liberty" were just a prelude to the sound of dropping bombs.

8 Many Iraqi artists believed American promises of freedom and dreamed of an Iraqi renaissance, but the war has been disillusioning.

Yet read with sensitivity to traditional Chinese conceptions of moral experience, their testimony to both the promises of freedom and the failure of such promises opens new perspectives on moral agency.

A lot has happened since 1945, and in the interim America's military excursions have more often propped up, or left in their wake, unsavory regimes whose subjects have felt betrayed by the promises of freedom made to them.

FAIRFIELD "Promise of Freedom: Emancipation Proclamation".

He celebrated the American promise of freedom.

And today your people probe the promise of freedom.

Last month, Gaddafi's grip of fear appeared to give way to the promise of freedom.

FOR millions of people, Prozac and similar drugs have fulfilled the promise of freedom from depression.