Sentence examples for understanding of freedom from inspiring English sources

Everything that contradicts our understanding of freedom and human rights.

"It tests our way of life, our understanding of freedom and democracy".

You're a journalist looking to develop a greater understanding of freedom of information laws for investigations.

In a just and moral society, art is crucial to our understanding of freedom, difference and individual agency.

What understanding of freedom, of literacy, creativity and legality does a reflection on that archive now yield?

But the type of liberty that underpins Diderot's body of work differs markedly from today's hackneyed understanding of freedom.

In many understandings of freedom, they are not an assault but a precondition.

More importantly, most pro-gun arguments devolve from adolescent understandings of "Freedom".

What we need, perhaps more than anything, is a new understanding of what freedom means, and what freedom can deliver.

Lewis argues that for the defence to work, God must make quite different trade-offs between freedom and welfare than we are usually disposed to make, and our understanding of what freedom consists in, and what divine foreknowledge consists in, must be different to what they currently are.

I hope Lebedev raises questions about the Russian government's tenuous understanding of press freedom when he gives the opening lecture next Sunday at the Society of Editors' conference in Glasgow.