Sentence examples for serving freedom from inspiring English sources

In a bold move, Republicans have insisted that congressional cafeterias start serving "freedom fries" (and "freedom toast" for breakfast).

No other party in the political spectrum right now is dedicated to serving freedom in that sense of the word.

Neal Rowland, the owner of Cubbie's, said he began serving freedom fries after a local history teacher reminded him that during World War I, anti-German sentiment prompted Americans to begin calling sauerkraut liberty cabbage and frankfurters hot dogs.

As Drucilla Cornell, an advocate of a procedural approach explains, "social equality [should be] redefined so as to serve freedom" (Cornell 1998, xii) because "there is nothing more fundamental for a human being" (17; see also Cudd 2004, 51 52).

Even though some aspects of those procedures are "a reason of deep regret for the church today," he said in a statement, people should not judge those who condemned Bruno: The inquisitors, Sodano maintains, "had the desire to serve freedom and promote the common good and did everything possible to save his life".

Brownies Hamburgers in Tulsa, Oklahoma, serves freedom fries because of France's refusal to help support the United States during in the Iraq war.

Make the cops serve freedom, Protests bring on good weather Occupy the square, do a peaceful takeover Take the guns from all the cops Death to prison, freedom to protest!

We are serving in freedom's cause and that is the cause of all mankind.

Our nation has defended itself and served the freedom of all mankind.

He has already served a freedom of information request on Police Scotland.

Community, libertarians believe, is best served by freedom of association, an observation made by the 19th-century French historian of American democracy Alexis de Tocqueville, among others.