Sentence examples for set free of from inspiring English sources
But the American Association of Christian Counselors, which has 50,000 members, supports reparative therapy "on biblical, ethical and legal grounds" for patients "with a genuine desire to be set free of homosexual attractions," according to its code of ethics.
Although none of the designs came to pass in the last decades of the 17th century, the five original post-fire plans offer fascinating glimpses of what might have been if London had been set free of its medieval street pattern.
When Inside the Actor's Studio interviewed actor John Cusack about his work as a producer, he said that he felt his primary job was to "keep the set free of fear". It's a powerful philosophy for any group, and it's critical in lengthy campaigns.
CUDA's concurrent kernel execution feature is used in order to fill the occupancy of each GPU with many replicas, providing a performance boost that is more notorious at the smallest values of L. In addition to the two-level parallel design, the work proposes an adaptive multi-GPU approach that dynamically builds a proper temperature set free of exchange bottlenecks.
LERAD is a supervised approach that requires a training set free of anomalies.
All too many borrowers, to use Contini's phrasing, will never be set free of the loans that bind them.
They come to talk business in a setting free of awkward assumptions ("What does your husband think?").
They wanted to present Mexican food in a setting free of serapes and mariachi music, which seem as essential to New York's Mexican restaurants as red-checked tablecloths used to be to Italian.
But with only four weeks' vacation in a supportive setting free of bullies and Tasers, the formerly stressed rats looked just like the controls, able to innovate, discriminate and lay off the bar.
The concept of saving as a setting free of something into its own essence also clears a path to another important point.
Jesus' countercultural vision was for a complete overhaul of the way the world works: a breaking of the crushing power of selfishness and cruelty, and a setting free of love to be the reigning power in human life.
