Sentence examples for was freestanding from inspiring English sources
adjective
Standing or set apart; not attached to anything.
- The Leaning Tower of Pisa is a freestanding bell tower.
In London the Red Lion (1567) was freestanding, built in a garden with seating risers and a large stage backed by a tower.
Our sink was freestanding, white porcelain with piano legs.
Further, the high-performance anode material was freestanding, flexible, and lightweight.
Most Hindu temples are freestanding.
Home is closely related to Gilead, but I intended it to be freestanding.
The temple will be patterned after one in Hong Kong that also is in a larger building, a rarity for Mormon temples, which usually are freestanding.
But it might sit as a committee within PCAST or be freestanding.
The wide pointer indicates the trapezoidal micro-cavity, in which the micro-cantilevers are freestanding.
It shows that the film with micro-cantilever arrays is freestanding in a trapezoidal micro-cavity.
This means that public reason should be "freestanding" in the same way as his theory of justice is.
A political conception is freestanding: it is a "module" that can fit into any number of worldviews that citizens might have.
