Sentence examples for think of freedom from inspiring English sources

Every time I see the Freedom Tower, I think of "freedom fries" – the term coined when the US wanted to invade Iraq, and France objected.

"What images come to mind when they think of freedom in the United States?" asked Ms. Ringgold, best known to young readers for her quilt-theme picture book "Tar Beach".

But you look up above the trees and see the stern face of the man, his hair flying out behind him in the stone wind; you see the beauty of the horse; and you think of freedom.

"Europeans think of the right to privacy as a fundamental human right, in the way that we think of freedom of expression or the right to counsel," Jennifer Granick, the director of civil liberties at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, said recently.

It excites us because it evokes an image of a road arrowing through a pristine landscape; we think of freedom and the wind in our hair; we envision James Dean and Peter Fonda racing toward the horizon; we think also of Jack Kerouac and Vladimir Nabokov.

Once you think of freedom as living as you choose, you'll see that it's not just tyrants that stand in its way.

When the older generation thinks of freedom it imagines it as autonomy, self-sufficiency, personal choice.

When the younger generation thinks of freedom, he suggests, it is no longer about exclusivity, it is about inclusivity.

But Scotus thinks of freedom as involving multiple options at the very moment of choice.

Where this older generation differed from many today is that they thought of freedom as a lack of restriction on how we can act.

If one thinks of freedom as involving self-direction, on the other hand, one has in mind an exercise-concept of freedom as opposed to an opportunity-concept (this distinction comes from C. Taylor 1979).