Freedom in sentence

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When I started using the wheelchair, it was a tremendous new freedom.

But even though I had this newfound joy and freedom, people's reaction completely changed towards me.

When I literally started leaving traces of my joy and freedom, it was exciting to see the interested and surprised responses from people.

I literally have the freedom to move in 360 degrees of space and an ecstatic experience of joy and freedom.

And I think that moment of completely new thought perhaps creates a freedom that spreads to the rest of other people's lives.

We have just created a form for girls who have heavy questions on their heart to be in a position to ask their fathers those questions and given the fathers the freedom to answer.

I loved these people, and I admired their freedom, but I watched as the world outside of our utopian bubble exploded into these raging debates where pundits started likening our love to bestiality on national television.

So is it me particularly that you would choose to deny the right to housing, the right to adopt children, the right to marriage, the freedom to shop here, live here, buy here?

Young Libyan women and men were at the forefront calling for the fall of the regime, raising slogans of freedom, dignity, social justice.

The freedom that was won in 1990 brought about a state of anarchy in the city, while the barbarism of the '90s brought about a loss of hope for the city.

I will lose my freedom in order not to lose connection.

President George W. Bush: Whatever it costs to defend our security, and whatever it costs to defend our freedom, we must pay it.

And then in terms of the culture, it's very big on freedom and responsibility.

But yeah, there's a whole lot of that freedom.

North Koreans have to travel incredible distances on the path to freedom.

I did everything to get my family to freedom, and we came so close, but my family was thrown in jail, just a short distance from the South Korean embassy.

But getting to freedom is only half the battle.

I started a couple of businesses that I thought would be the ticket to financial freedom.

I also want to use this work to let more people pay attention to the living condition of artists and the condition of their creative freedom.

And beautifully, he said, "That's what freedom sounds like."

But with that, we were going to gain freedom: freedom to hire the teachers that we knew were going to be effective; freedom to control the curriculum so that we're not doing lesson 1.2 on page five, no; and freedom to control a budget, to spend money where it matters, not how a district or a state says you have to do it.

And it takes a school board member who is going to lobby for you and say, "Know, the district is trying to impose this, but you have the freedom to do otherwise."

Conventional wisdom says that you need at least four fixed motor propeller pairs in order to fly, because there are four degrees of freedom to control: roll, pitch, yaw and acceleration.

And democracy was the political innovation which protected this freedom, because we were liberated from fear so that our minds in fact, whether they be despots or dogmas, could be the protagonists.

You see, then Greece was under control of a very powerful establishment which was strangling the country, and my father was heading a promising movement to reimagine Greece, to imagine a Greece where freedom reigned and where, maybe, the people, the citizens, could actually rule their own country.

You know that all over the world, people fight for their freedom, fight for their rights.

But all I know, and all I'm sure of, in the future when someone asks me my story, I will say, "I'm proud to be amongst those women who lifted the ban, fought the ban, and celebrated everyone's freedom."

For a hungry child, politics and freedom are not even thought of.

But in America, I didn't know what to do, because I had this overwhelming freedom.

We all enjoy so many freedoms today, hard-won freedoms: the freedom to write and publish without fear of censorship, a freedom that wasn't here the last time I came to Hungary; a freedom to vote, which women in particular had to fight so hard for; the freedom for people of different ethnicities and cultures and sexual orientation to live the way that they want.

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