Sentence examples for vision of freedom from inspiring English sources
No. His vision of freedom?
This was a narrow, exclusive vision of freedom.
Urban spaces these days can seem the antithesis of Monderman's vision of freedom.
The vision of freedom, of another life, is what inspires her to emigrate to America.
April 25, 2013 Will history back Bush on "his vision of freedom?
This isn't even the vision of freedom that Ronald Reagan talked about".
Mr. Lessig may find the prospects so grim because his fears and hopes are largely based on an idealized vision of "freedoms that were foundational" in the origins of the Internet.
They created epic, abstract visions of freedom, space, and of the very physical matter of paint and canvas, that brought the leadership of modern art across the Atlantic.
This topic was chosen to herald Obama's inauguration, so the playlist ends, indulgently, with a trio of artists from that inspiring musical era whose visions of freedom have been fulfilled.
It was easy to understand the central players' ambitions their visions of freedom aren't so different from ours but it was nearly impossible to imagine the world they found themselves in; I kept anticipating the nation's inexorable tilt back toward its Puritan roots, its choice of law and order over mind expansion.
It means that we cannot sacrifice expansive visions of freedom and inclusion in exchange for convenient narratives.
