freethinking in a sentence

• Forbes descends from freethinking Aberdeen Scots; Buchanan from staunch German Catholics.
• After this he worked with Daniel Wright, a freethinking journeyman weaver.
• The unspoiled, freethinking neophyte is the greatest asset.
• Fox supported freethinking and being yourself even if it clashed with mainstream society.
• Because, first of all, freethinking is in the blood of the West.
• In Britain, it was this freethinking tradition that continued Paine's legacy.
• The two groups merged in 1927, becoming the German Freethinking Association in 1930.
• He was also a freethinking critic of Christianity.
• The monument is today an annual gathering point for defenders of secularism and freethinking.
• She became a freethinking academic there and married Hong Junyan, a Beijing University professor.
• It's difficult to see freethinking in a sentence .
• She got a law degree, then met and married a " freethinking"
• Singapore needs to foster a freethinking, entrepreneurial spirit to save itself, he said.
• The book is a detective story about a freethinking Bombay law student of Islamic background.
• A freethinking socialist, Tregear was a personal friend of the politicians Department of Labour.
• Carlos Vaz Ferreira was a freethinking agnostic, like many cultured Uruguayans of the period.
• He also had interests encompassing literature, philosophy, scientific skepticism, freethinking and rationalism.
• Despite his freethinking stance, his connection with the Protestant movement has not been confirmed.
• Hutton says, adding the edginess of the pueblo seemed to appeal to the freethinking artists.
• Before the war he was member of the left-liberal Freethinking Democratic League ( VDB ).
• For a time, Bishop Hermogen and Rasputin became allies in the struggle against freethinking and modernism.