Sentence examples for supposed to free from inspiring English sources

GETTING away from high school is supposed to free you from the pressure to conform.

If we don't have the right to enter Afghan homes, how are we supposed to free our soldier?

The EU has struggled to absorb its ten new members, for example seeing its services directive which was supposed to free up trade in services the way the EU has already done with goods considerably weakened.

From 1960 to 1980, the world's per capita income grew by 3.1%, but by only 2% in the period 1980 to 2000 when deregulation was supposed to "free" the market to spur on the wealth creators.

Psychotherapy was supposed to free us from religious moralism - but it might be harder to let go of ideas like "sin" or "virtue" when we think we're beyond them.

Press the "Clean" button and the robot glides out of its docking station and sets off across the floor.Domestic robots are supposed to free up time so that you can do other things, but watching how the Roomba deals with obstacles is strangely compelling.

Receiver Carl Pickens is supposed to help free this offense.

It is supposed to help free you from "the tyranny of thought".

After all, isn't spiritual advancement supposed to mean freeing oneself from ego?

If a week passes without gaining the right to appeal their detention, detainees are supposed to be freed.

Health care, which is supposed to be free, does too little to preserve its recipients' health, nor is it even free.