Sentence examples for variety of freedom from inspiring English sources

BURNING the American flag, the Supreme Court ruled in 1989, and again in 1990, is a variety of freedom of speech that enjoys constitutional protection under the First Amendment.

He recognizes that style has a moral dimension, and, through the discovery of exalted romance, he attempts to free the style he loves of its prejudicial narrowness and to sublimate it into a variety of freedom that is inseparable from discipline and forethought — into a sort of conditioned spontaneity and refined instinct.

Nowhere else, it seems, will you find such tightly controlled varieties of freedom, such militarized ordering of open-ended play, such centralized rules for creative anarchy.

A legal system can be seen as a distribution of all of these varieties of freedom.

Although some of the concerts are quite bad, some are first-rate, and they give a kind of freedom and variety that a city-owned institution ought to have.

Having made use of the pragmatic rule in his study of religious experience, he now turned it upon the ideas of change and chance, of freedom, variety, pluralism, and novelty, which, from the time he had read Renouvier, it had been his preoccupation to establish.

While Parsell believes that certain Web 2.0 affordances enable corrupt and destructive varieties of personal freedom, he claims that other Web 2.0 tools offer corresponding solutions; for example, he describes Facebook's reliance on long-lived profiles linked to real-world identities as a way of combating deindividuation and promoting responsible contribution to the community (2008, 54).