Sentence examples for special freedom from inspiring English sources
Fiction's lack of practical usefulness is what gives it its special freedom.
"The environment provides a special freedom of development," she said of women-only education, at least at Mills.
Olivier Cresp, who worked on the Flash Back fragrance with the photographer Laurent Segretier, says there's a new and special freedom in starting with the visual," Verleure notes.
Its incorporeal nature, the way that it "floats on air" in Busoni's phrase, had always given it a special freedom from the burdens of visual correspondence.
If the event format gave Cunningham a special freedom during his lifetime, it may be even more liberating now that he's dead.
Paper managers and their vendors say the job provides a special freedom, a sense of personal responsibility that helps homeless and impoverished people build the confidence they need to rejoin the mainstream work force.
How long will this city's special freedoms last under Chinese rule?
The schools becoming academies were far from random ("outstanding" institutions enjoyed special freedoms to convert; failing schools were sometimes forced), so the department proposed, and identified funds for, a systematic evaluation.
If you intently follow all of their directions, they may even give you special freedoms or privileges under the assumption that you're trustworthy.
The rules give the special counsel freedom from day-to-day supervision by the attorney general and other political appointees, but they also require the counsel to adhere to Justice Department policies.
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