In the deepest corner of the Rays' clubhouse at Tropicana Field, Scott exercises the vast freedoms that Manager Joe Maddon affords the entire team.
The vast audience and freedom of Twitter offer an opportunity for relatively traditional comics like Mr. Birbiglia and Mr. Quinn to branch out.
This medium he developed for himself when he assumed the responsibility of leading a vast country into freedom, crossing countless social, economic and political hurdles.
My parents are wonderful people – intellectuals, artists – who gave me and my siblings vast amounts of freedom as children, and encouraged us to follow our own paths, without expectations of or obligations to one another.
The breakout from the Bagram Air Base by Mr. Libi and three cellmates — they picked a lock, dodged their guards and traversed the base's vast acreage to freedom — embarrassed American officials as deeply as it delighted the jihadist movement.
Dent wrote of Busoni's late Beethoven: "To hear him play these sonatas was an almost terrifying experience; dynamic and rhythmical relations were treated with such vast breadth and freedom that one seemed taken up to heights of perilous dizziness and made, as it were, to gaze steadily into the depths until one's vision became serene".
But there is a vast difference between freedom and independence.
I would submit that this is not the argumentative method of a tolerant liberalism, or the kind of premise that sustains a "vast, pluralist, heterodox, freedom-loving democracy".
And America needs it so that our Presidents' religious views remain their own private affairs, and Rick Santorum and his party can't impose dominion of one narrow, sectarian, Bible-based idea of the public good over a vast, pluralist, heterodox, freedom-loving democracy.
Packer's piece concludes by arguing that America needs absolute separation of church and state so that "Rick Santorum and his party can't impose dominion of one narrow, sectarian, Bible-based idea of the public good over a vast, pluralist, heterodox, freedom-loving democracy".
