Sentence examples for speak free from inspiring English sources

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The subjectivity of Simien's film is limited; there are no, so to speak, free radicals in its characters' consciousness.

Of course the qualities that make an office soul-chilling also make it the perfect setting for absurdist satire, a form that had special relevance for writers in the old Eastern bloc countries yearning to speak free.

As Kagan points out, "what petitioners demand is essentially a right to quash others' speech … they would prefer the field to themselves, so that they can speak free from response".

Whether or not that is strictly true -- the Washington Speakers Bureau, which represents him and other famous speakers, did not return repeated telephone calls -- most political hopefuls speak free, at length, to anyone who will listen.

"They don't understand that nobody is going to prevent me from my right to speak free.

Strictly speaking, free speech doesn't always require a general agreement on facts — as in, say, the freedom of religious practice.

In a country that has been, relatively speaking, free of tragedy since the 1989 Romanian Revolution, the Colectiv fire was seen as an unmitigated and preventable disaster.

Generally speaking, free shipping is the goal.

Think East Asian: Chinese, Korean and Japanese foods are generally speaking; free of dairy, but always ask about the ice cream, as it's not always made of soy.

This, strictly speaking, frees his theory from some common characterizations and objections (e.g. vitalism).