Sentence examples for term freely from inspiring English sources

Yet all media outlets use the term freely.

But everybody here uses the term freely; it's nothing new.

Humanism, term freely applied to a variety of beliefs, methods, and philosophies that place central emphasis on the human realm.

Starting last year, shortly after Israel's 51st birthday, a revised curriculum began using the term Palestinian freely and referring to a Palestinian people and a nationalist movement.

Once was when describing the owners of Ebony magazine, who Marmel claimed to know and whom he described as "the most racist people he ever met because they all used the term n****r freely with each other," NBC News reported, quoting the contestants. .

As I rapidly reach that moment when the constant fears about the beating being taken by my personal pension pot (milk jug, more like it) have to be replaced by a sober calculation of whether household expenditure will laugh at income's pretensions to meet it on equal terms, I freely acknowledge that Partner and I also long for a (perhaps downsized) place of our own.

We all applauded President Jakaya Kikwete, who after serving two-terms, is freely stepping aside, as required by the constitution.

JEANINE KEMM, director of New Yorkers for Term Limits: I freely acknowledge that opinions vary about term limits.

We live in a society where the term "faith" is freely used, often as a synonym for religion or morality.

The term gets abused freely in discussions of modernist writers, a number of whom were reactionaries — Gay calls these "the anti-modern modernists" — and some of whom were anti-Semites, but very few of whom were actually Fascists.

Synthetic biology (synbio for short) is a term that circulates freely through the tech world, but what exactly does it mean?