Sentence examples for surrender of freedom from inspiring English sources

The sad fact is that in Boston, London and every major city, although terrorism can be contained, it cannot – without an unacceptable surrender of freedom – be eradicated entirely.

What many people refer to as "commitment phobia" often has to do with an unwillingness to accept what they believe to be a necessary surrender of freedom that a committed partnerships require.

/ Rough rock-throne / Of Freedom!

The decision prompted an outpouring of protest about what was seen as the surrender of artistic freedom.

In a statement posted yesterday (2 November) on social media networks, the journalists attacked the "voluntary surrender" of press freedom as outlined in the editors' 26 October declaration.

As I wrote last week, those who oppose it have made a moral choice: that they would rather have gun massacres of children continue rather than surrender whatever idea of freedom or pleasure they find wrapped up in owning guns or seeing guns owned — just as the faith healers would rather watch the children die than accept the reality of scientific medicine.

I am referring to the "intelligence" that our spy agencies have gathered at great cost in both massive secret black box budgets and, much more important, the surrender of our personal freedom to the snooping eyes of our modern surveillance state.

Andrews noted that he had not "been loud, a declaimer, parading my views, ambitiously or otherwise" but insisted as a matter of academic principle that he could not surrender his freedom of speech.

We've deleted from our minds that thousands of lives were surrendered in the cause of freedom in past wars.

So desperate are the Americans to escape the "taints and perils" of their country that they seem to be oblivious of the risk of surrendering their freedom and signing on for a wholly unknown fate.

History is full of examples of humiliated peoples who willingly surrender their freedom to a demagogue promising to restore their pride.