Sentence examples for stands free from inspiring English sources

In this future only Vermont, vilified as the land of terrorist hippies, stands free of Wal-Mart's domination.

Though Némirovsky completed only two of her planned five volumes, what she has left us stands free and wonderful by itself.

I believe it stands free from conventional theologies, although at its end it has images that will evoke them for some people.

This account does not mean that, empirically speaking, structural discrimination stands free of direct discrimination.

WARF now stands free and clear to move the technology forward commercially and intends to do so".

A cot, supported on all sides, stands free, won't tip, and sags less than a hammock.

"But now ingenious artists have knocked glass off the pedestal to stand free on the floor".

Speaking to journalist Hala Gorani on CNN, he said: "They can have all the Kalashnikovs etc, we stand free.

Both are relief images, with the marble so deeply cut as to make the heads appear to stand free of the backing stone.

Mr. Van Valkenburgh wanted his creation to stand free, as in nature, while Ms. Huxley, afraid the plantings would be trampled, wanted rails between them and the edges of the pavement.

Dyson retorted: "Can't you stand free speech?" Evidently not.