Sentence examples for seeming freedom from inspiring English sources

Part of the impressive authority of "Bracko" and "Nox" was their seeming freedom from overt Cunningham influence.

Drawn to the seeming freedom of a journey into the wilderness, Damon ends up chained to an inchoate drama of command and control, summoned by his own demons.

Unstable personal lives seemed freedom fighters' destiny, he said.

It seems freedom and dignity do have a price tag.

For her, it seems, freedom is a process.

In an election year, it seems, freedom's just another word for rallying the base.

"Without seeming imperialistic, freedom of speech and human rights are not only western concepts.

It seems the freedom they want to defend is their freedom to limit the freedoms of others.

But why does it not always seem like freedom?

A lamb endears; a chicken revolts; a pig is pink; a fish seems like freedom.

And somehow, it seems that freedom has lost a friend, too.