Sentence examples for time of freedom from inspiring English sources

Sadly their time of freedom together was to be all too brief.

The '70s, for all that decade's cliché excesses, were a time of freedom and openness, a time before omnipresent fear.

The year is 1961, a time of freedom riders, sit-ins and mounting racial violence in the South.

The long summer break is one of the defining elements of childhood, a time of freedom, exploration and growing up.

Whether students today see college as a time of freedom or a compulsory phase of credentialing is an open question.

For the fortunate teenagers who migrated to Bradley Beach, summer was a time of freedom, friends and growing up.

My father was 21 at that time, dreaming of freedom and listening to bootlegged copies of "Let's Spend the Night Together".

This can be formulated by introducing a time degree of freedom.

They see it as a time of greater freedom, opportunity and creativity, at least in Shanghai.

None of her clothes looked the least bit retro, but as she said, "It was a time of incredible freedom".

"The '70s were a time of total freedom, where everything was allowed," says Sonia Rykiel, whose jaunty knits had their heyday back then.