Sentence examples for unfettered thought from inspiring English sources

Many were particularly angry and cynical that the Obama administration, which has promoted the free-flow of information, open government and unfettered thought, appeared, in the name of protecting Americans against terrorist attacks, to be secretly practicing the same police-state behavior it has so loudly denounced.

The Pirate Party isn't doing this to ensure that people all over the world can download the latest episode Entourage, but to ensure that free speech and unfettered thought can continue to prosper on the Internet.

When the multihued balloons burst through the top of his wooden house it's as if a thousand gloriously unfettered thoughts had bloomed above his similarly squared head.

While scriptural interpretation may seem like a remote and innocuous activity, close textual study of Jewish and Christian scripture played no small role in loosening the Church's domination on the intellectual and cultural life of Europe, and paving the way for unfettered secular thought.

Unfettered thinking is fine in theory.

Malevich's whole thing about non-objective art had to do with creating just enough of a painting to make people stand still for a moment, but free enough of content or message so their subsequent train of thought was unfettered.

Yet its leaders seem more petrified than ever of what might happen if its people were given unfettered access to the thoughts of an American president.

None of which I knew when I first saw Homogeneous Infiltration for Piano, which meant that my initial reaction and thoughts were unfettered.

Many in the alt-right and atheist movements seem to see themselves as a group under siege, the last defenders of unfettered inquiry and absolute freedom of thought and speech, contrarians and truth-tellers who are unafraid to push back against the norms of polite, liberal society.

In the beguilingly crisp and unfettered language of Tony Earley, that hair conjures thoughts of "a small, glossy animal curled and napping in the sun".

In a September 1875 speech, Grant advocated "security of free thought, free speech, and free press, pure morals, unfettered religious sentiments, and of equal rights and privileges to all men, irrespective of nationality, color, or religion".