Sentence examples for slight freedom from inspiring English sources

It's true that these lines have a slight freedom, but there is very little fluctuation in these very cool, hard, taut, definite lines.

It said that these legislative developments and their implications had led to a slight decline in freedom, but weren't a cause for concern just yet.

Many unpleasant things were happening; obviously, there was not the slightest bit of freedom, be it of speech or of the press.

We would absolutely resist any changes that would lead to anything akin to the licensing of journalists or anything that would in the slightest dilute press freedom – that would not be a solution to the problems the industry finds itself in.

They come running with renta-cops at the slightest suggestion of freedom.

There could be a slight overhaul of the Freedom of Information Act 2000.

Is it because education is the key to empowerment, financial freedom and slight equality and access?

The Marxes' preternatural vulnerability to power and authority made them reach for their genitals the moment they ran up against the slightest impediment to their freedom.

He in fact went so far as to say: "there need be no qualms that the operational point of view will ever place the slightest restriction on the freedom of the theoretical physicist to explore the consequences of any free mental construction" (Bridgman in Frank 1956, 79).

Nasheed, a slight, cheeky, buoyant crusader for freedom, was repeatedly tortured by the regime and was once confined for eighteen months to an outhouse-size iron shack.

While there is still much more work to be done, there was a slight sense of relief that freedom and justice were slowly moving forward.