Sentence examples for thought free from from inspiring English sources

It is the dictation of thought, free from any control by the reason and of any aesthetic or moral preoccupation".

Any attempt to fathom Phelps's liquid mastery must, I thought, free itself from landlubberly prejudices and grapple with Phelps's uncanny fish-ness.

* Bushies thought freeing Iraq from Saddam would be the first step toward the Middle East road map for peace, as well as a guarantee of greater security for Israel.

"Beyond 2005, we think free cash should also benefit from likely rapid penetration of digital phones, with gradual transition from circuit-switched platform, and the pending Adelphia acquisition," S&P Equity Research said.

These staffers are also likely to share files in the public cloud if you don't offer them other choices, and they're probably accessing corporate material from insecure networks (think free coffee-shop WiFi).

But real people in the real world think instinctively, free from doctrine.

You would have thought that, freed from such constraints, people would have responded by expanding the scope and depth of content.

The lab testing could take around a year and a half depending upon the availability of susceptible fish; juvenile fish are needed from locations that are thought to be free from the virus.

At some height, the air movement is thought to be free from the Earth's frictional resistance.

I first tried to generate a decision tree from the training set because the decision tree was thought to be free from the feature optimization performed for SMV.

Animals originated from presumed M. agalactiae-free flocks that were thought to be free from M. agalactiae, based on bacteriological tank milk monitoring, but bordered the contaminated area of the Basque country.