Sentences with FREETHINKING
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"John is known for his freethinking ideas."
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"She has a freethinking attitude towards traditional beliefs."
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"The school encourages freethinking among its students."
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"The freethinking approach of the team led to new innovative solutions."
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"His freethinking nature enables him to explore new perspectives."
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"The artist's freethinking approach to art is refreshing."
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"She embraces a freethinking lifestyle that values personal independence."
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"The book promotes freethinking as a means of personal growth."
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"Society benefits from a diversity of freethinking individuals."
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"She has always been a freethinking rebel, challenging traditional norms."
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"His freethinking attitude often leads him to question authority."
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"The school encourages freethinking and open-mindedness among its students."
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"Her freethinking nature allows her to explore unconventional ideas."
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"He was drawn to the freethinking community for their intellectual discussions."
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"The freethinking movement gained momentum during the Enlightenment period."
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"Their freethinking approach challenges the status quo."
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"She credits her freethinking mindset for her success as an entrepreneur."
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"The freethinking philosopher advocated for freedom of thought and expression."
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"The freethinking professor encourages students to question everything."
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"She attributes her open-mindedness to her freethinking upbringing."
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"The freethinking movement promotes intellectual freedom."
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"His freethinking nature often leads him to challenge societal norms."
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"His freethinking led him to question traditional beliefs and ideas."
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"She is known for her independent and freethinking nature."
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"Many great philosophers were known for their freethinking perspectives."
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"Being open to freethinking allows for a broader understanding of the world."
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"Her freethinking approach to problem-solving helped her find unique solutions."
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"The school promotes freethinking among its students through open discussions and debates."
