Sentence examples for would have set free from inspiring English sources

Mr. Meeks, at times pounding the table for emphasis, asked if Mr. Stumpf would have set free someone who had robbed a Wells Fargo Bank, then simply apologized and taken responsibility.

"It was all a very personal issue for him," said Mr. Herzfeld, who later sued successfully to overturn one of Mr. Huckabee's clemency decisions, which would have set free a man convicted in a bludgeoning death.

Surely he must have had moments in the past seven years when he has questioned his rejection of the deal that would have set him free?

She would have set it free, let it grow and change, and so I wasn't trying to guess what she might have written, I was merely following the same process she would have followed, which is a different thing.

Darryl consistently professed his innocence, even refusing a plea that would have set him free years before his 2004 exoneration.

This would have set his wife screaming.

Sometimes we would arrest a bad guy, and they would get involved and say, 'That is our guy,' and they would have him set free".

According to "This American Life," ICE maintains that their activities had no effect — that those who were released would have been set free under ordinary circumstances.

That one carried a life sentence; it would also have set a dangerous precedent about what it means to harm the United States and to have a free press.

"They could have set them free.

Faith and technology have set them free.