Sentence examples for with absolute freedom from inspiring English sources

Bertrand Morisset, the fair's director, has defended the process, claiming it was carried out with "absolute freedom".

Although influenced by European modernism, their motto was to paint with absolute freedom of content and technique, resulting in each artist working in a distinct style of painting".

True, there have of course been rulers who have tried to combine complete absolute freedom of thought with absolute freedom of action, but these tend to be rulers given to coining phrases like "final solution".

Whatever the rhetoric, it is simply not the case that governments (either national or local) accept easily that charities that deliver services on their behalf speak out with absolute freedom.

This is another case of a Chinese novel that can never be published in mainland China – and Yan has said that while he was writing the book, he knew he wouldn't be able to publish it in his native country, so he wrote it with absolute freedom in his heart.

Mr. Nichols recalls working with the newlywed Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor in 1966 on the first movie he directed, "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" They were a "giant worldwide circus," he says fondly, with "absolute freedom about using their relationship in the work".

I do declare, with my absolute freedom, and willing, that MR. JOSEPH TANGORRA, who is known by me for 12 years, has proven to be a good guy, a caring father, a loving husband.

"The self-created universe to me is about criticizing and imagining things based on all of the existing knowledge we have about the world," says Liang. "[Then] expressing such criticisms and imaginations with an absolute freedom".

Taha said that the Sudanese constitution needed to be reformed, in order to reconcile "the individual's need for absolute freedom with the community's need for total social justice".

The idea was to make the player feel like an explorer, with a sense of absolute freedom".

Think of the 18-year-old body, flooded with the dual adrenalin rushes of "hormonal change" and "absolute freedom", a body with the cells near oscillating with sheer anticipation, what the rollercoaster of Freshers Week does to them.