Use of unfree in Sentences. 18 Examples
The examples include unfree at the start of sentence, unfree at the end of sentence and unfree in the middle of sentence
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unfree at the end of sentence
- People feel both insecure and unfree.
- China was, and remains, undemocratic and unfree.
- "I don't feel any freer, " she explains. "Because I never felt unfree.
- And, according to Freedom House, an American NGO, an increasing number are unfree.
- At some point the average Chinese citizen realized being starving and free is not as nice as being rich and unfree.
unfree in the middle of sentence
- Freedom in an unfree world is merely licence to exploit.
- The United States and European nations have denounced the elections as unfree and unfair.
- However, the abolition of unfree labour can not be analysed simply in terms of economic calculation.
- The digital media have become important tools of communication not just to but within unfree societies.
- They have left us our fenian dead, and while Ireland holds these graves, Ireland unfree shall never be at peace.
- At the bottom of the feudal scale were the villains or serfs, unfree peasants who were little better than slaves.
- It was instead the most conspicuous part of the physical and metaphorical Iron Curtain dividing free and unfree Europe.
- When the law-and-order adherent is convinced that a choice to offend is sufficiently unfree , he does not wish to punish to offender.
- Several organisations and political scientists maintain lists of free and unfree states, both in the present and going back a couple centuries.
- If slavery is natural, and if nature intends to distinguish the slave from the unfree, the free from the unfree, ? how can nature miss the mark?
- At one extreme, the sector includes the plush clubs of the Ginza district; at the other extreme are immigrant sex workers in conditions of unfree labor.
- According to a study by the American Enterprise Institute research organization, unfree states have grown faster than politically free ones in the past 10 years.
- Proponents of limited government often focus both thought and rhetoric on the ways in which we are unfree, on the unjust or unwise restrictions governments impose.
