Sentence examples for was so free from inspiring English sources

"Punk was so free, so expressive, it bore a hole in me," he said.

"They never thought Taiwan was so free and democratic", Mr Li enthuses.

Hanfstaengl and Fry were Harvard men, which may help to explain why the adviser was so free with his words.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg quickly defended the process, contending that it was so free of subjectivity that it must inherently be regarded as fair.

It is a sign of England's rude health that the announcement today of the Ashes squad was so free of surprises.

Mayor Edward I. Koch invited constant coverage and was so free with his opinions that a reporter once asked him in jest to name his favorite color.

Or that money was so free-flowing that a single bat mitzvah party could be estimated to cost $10 million?

Vladek survived the Holocaust only to have a son with whom he never truly made peace: "My anger against him was so free-floating and easy to access," Spiegelman explains, that "it was just our leitmotif".

Francesco Cossiga, 72, a former Italian president who led an international politicians' petition drive to make More their patron saint, startled Vatican officials when he went off on a tangent at a press conference on Thursday, musing that the author of "Utopia" was so free-thinking that he could have contemplated a menage a trois.

It was so freeing to me".

But once I'd told everybody, it was so freeing.