Sentence for freedom | Use freedom in a sentence

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• She has freedom! (8)
• Italian freedom! (10)
• Freedom, equality, self-sacrifice! (8)
• My freedom keeps me free! (10)
• But having perfect freedom . (10)
• Better lift cattle than lift freedom. (8)
• Her lust of freedom gave her the towering holiday. (10)
• What tyranny could equal this tyranny of your freedom? (8)
• He has deigned to speak to me of Italy and our freedom. (10)
• She had spoken of the irony in allusion to her freedom. (10)
• Yet nothing gracious, nothing of freedom came from her. (12)
• Her spirit became one with that calm unimaginable freedom. (8)
• Yonder, I believe, I see the Grisons, where Freedom sits. (10)
• The fullness and sweetness of it all, the freedom and strength! (8)
• At first the marooned convicts were delighted with their freedom. (19)
• She was of his mind, in regard to the rough machinery of Freedom. (10)
• Val sought the misty freedom of Green Street, reckless and depressed. (8)
• She thanks the treatment she has undergone for her freedom to choose. (10)
• Come to us instead, and have perfect freedom, till all this blows over. (8)
• All should be hope and freedom and prosperous life upon that virgin soil. (9)
• The money was like a golden gate through which freedom twinkled a finger. (10)
• The pecuniary gain is not obvious, but I had bought freedom into the bargain. (2)
• Then, when the circus was miles away on its course, he passed out to freedom. (21)
• Do these few outrages justify us in stealing the freedom of this little people? (8)
• We have arrogated to our land the title Champion of Freedom, Foe of Oppression. (8)
• Parsons would have it that freedom of soul and body were quite different things! (8)
• Dr. Shrapnel made a motion of the hand, to signify freedom of access to his house. (10)
• I have always felt that if I could attain to their unconscious freedom, I were safe. (14)
• It is his notion of freedom, and at once the exordium and peroration of his eloquence. (10)
• Then begins a dash for the freedom and privacy which has been denied them since morning. (21)
• They talked of people mostly; it astonished Lapham to hear with what freedom they talked. (9)
• Here freedom of investigation, yonder with Hoogstraten and Tungern, fettering of the mind. (5)
• She could not see the blessedness of the prospect of freedom to a woman abominably yoked. (10)
• Kiomi stood for freedom, pointing into the darkness I wished to penetrate that I might find him. (10)
• Her cry for freedom was a cry to be free to love: she discovered it, half shuddering: to love, oh! (10)
• The hour for blaming herself had gone by, to be renewed ultimately perhaps in a season of freedom. (10)
• The sensation of freedom had a magical effect on me, so that I was the wildest talker of them all. (10)
• Her instincts had freedom and sureness, and her whole inner life radiated an irresistible intensity. (12)
• She shared in their attendance on Mrs. Bennet, and was a great comfort to them in their hours of freedom. (4)
• But Renee could not be looking to freedom, otherwise she never would have written the wish for him to marry. (10)
• He felt like a fly, entangled in cobweb filaments, watching the desirable freedom of the air with pitiful eyes. (8)
• This was a blow at myself, a bachelor whom the lady had never persuaded to dream of relinquishing his freedom. (10)
• Alvan, she remembered, used to exalt him among the gallantest of the warriors dedicating their swords to freedom. (10)
• And for all their talk of freedom, Lennan could see the volte-face his friends would be making, if they only knew. (8)
• The interiors are often surprisingly neat and tidy, even in the rudest hovel, and whitewash is used with freedom. (20)
• It would be unnatural, nay, suspicious, if she did not sometimes long for the old freedom and her former companions. (5)
• A largess of German coin of the value of ten cents made him waive all objections and give us the freedom of his meadow. (20)
• He loved freedom, loathed the subjection of a partnership; could undergo it only in adoration of an ineffable splendour. (10)
• She travelled with them now, and tasted freedom, but she prudently forbore to vex her father; she held herself in reserve. (10)
• The stealing out had been fun, but with the freedom of the tops the sense of conspiracy ceased, and gave place to dumbness. (8)
• Strangely enough, dissonances seem to have been admitted with great freedom, and thirds and especially sixths, were avoided. (3)
• To repress efficiently we have to stifle a conscience accusing us of old injustice, and forget that we are sworn to freedom. (10)
• Monastier is notable for the making of lace, for drunkenness, for freedom of language, and for unparalleled political dissension. (2)
• Of course the question was not decided, and I forget just how far the balance inclined in favor of a larger freedom in the matter. (9)
• He also suggested that it would be advisable to carry Richard to town for a term, and let him know his position, and some freedom. (10)
• You give them no freedom, you allow them no consent, because you believe that their decisions would move downwards, and not upwards. (8)
• That is, for the length of five minutes; about the space of time I should require for the formality of handing her back her freedom. (10)
• It is honor, justice, culture, that make liberty invaluable, else worse than worthless if it mean only freedom to be base and brutal. (14)
• The thought of personal love was encouraged, she chose to think, for the sake of the strength it lent her to carve her way to freedom. (10)
• He did not delay much over the economic aspects of the matter, but based his attacks almost wholly upon the eternal principles of Freedom. (14)
• The quality of this ware can be judged by the absence of roughness, blisters, bubbles, and spots, and freedom from hair-cracks and peeling. (17)
• He endowed the Recitative with far greater freedom and depth of expression; under his hand it lost much of the dryness of the Florentine school. (3)
• Misfortune follows, too, even to winter quarters, where, perhaps, general impression assumes to the circus owner freedom from care and apprehension. (21)
• Throughout my long acquaintance with him his graphic touch was always allowing itself a freedom which I cannot bring my fainter pencil to illustrate. (9)
• Elizabeth received her congratulations amongst the rest, and then, sick of this folly, took refuge in her own room, that she might think with freedom. (4)
• After the pitching of the menagerie and the smaller tents, necessary to the accommodation to the animals, the day is granted for freedom and enjoyment. (21)
• She, especially, with her multitude of quick perceptions and imaginative avenues, her rapid summaries, her sense of the comic, demanded this aerial freedom. (10)

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