Sentence examples for realisation of freedom from inspiring English sources

Guo Hong of the Sichuan Academy of Social Sciences in Chengdu calls the liberalisation of NGO registration laws "the partial realisation of freedom of association".

Cumulatively these examples are meant, not only to undermine historical narratives which portray the modern development of humankind as the progressive realisation of freedom, but also to support an account of individuals in the modern world as increasingly oppressed by the spiritual.

No one in hip-hop self-flagellates quite like Clipse and so the bleak realisations of "Freedom" ring more true than all the attempts at partying.

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It's the realisation that this sense of freedom found through a shared, communal, cultural experience is something we've been forever denied by the introduction of the Criminal Justice Bill.

But Snooky's age of freedom and self-realisation – and her monopoly of the narration – comes to a sudden end after she is enlisted to be a mole in an Islamist college, where her "Insert penis here" tattoo is removed with acid.

Concise summaries of the methods, highlighting their principles and realisations, are provided, while the study is based upon a six-degree-of-freedom structural model characterised by two closely spaced modes, two weak modes and a wide range of modal damping.

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The most disturbing part of freedom, Woodfox says, has been the dawning realisation since his release that in America in 2016 there is very little sense of political or social struggle.

After 25 years of ongoing, many and very hard punishments by the state of Israel, I wish the end to all punishments and my suffering, and wish the realisation of the basic human right to freedom".

Americanism is a frontier creed of freedom, of the inviolability of individual conscience and salvation as self-realisation.