Sentence examples for utter freedom from inspiring English sources

We had utter freedom, and my only responsibility was gassing my car.

His dancers in "The Last Glass" are informal characters; they really dance — giving the impression of utter freedom, though actually judging everything very finely.

The whole concept of improvisation seems to suggest utter freedom of imagination and infinite possibility in exploring what is spontaneous and of the moment.

("Children need a perfectly reliable, unchanging, stable, unquestioned framework from their caregivers, and then it's that framework that gives them the utter freedom to explore in all the poetic, numinous 'make it new' Wordsworthian ways they need," she adds).

"If there is a quality overlooked in his writing by some of the more obtuse commentators," he wrote, "it is that gentleness, coupled with a total honesty on every plane and an utter freedom from anything cruel, cheap or mean".

"Manly" and "wide awake," they succeeded at whatever they turned their hand to and enjoyed utter freedom (in contrast to "firmly guarded" nineteenth-century types), typically exposing the schemes of ne'er-do-wells hoping to siphon away the fortune of an innocent orphan.

Graham also indulged us with a special guitar solo - eight bars to enjoy complete and utter creative freedom.

He is unique in his combination of utter interpretative freedom (sometimes with a touch of eccentricity) and penetrating insight into a composer's wishes.

It was the utter lack of freedom.

These protests are also about the country's utter lack of freedom of expression – including when it comes to WikiLeaks.

Why, despite a famine that killed several family members and an utter lack of freedom, did she stay loyal to the government?