Examples of 'you are still free' in a sentence

Meaning of "you are still free"

you are still free - affirms a person's liberty, independence, or right to choose their actions or decisions. This phrase is often used in motivational or empowering contexts to remind individuals of their freedom and autonomy

How to use "you are still free" in a sentence

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you are still free
You are still free men.
On a bicycle you are still free.
But you are still free to make the choice to leave.
Now they caught Lady Inghean and you are still free.
You are still free to say it.
Remind yourself that you are still free by taking a break.
You are still free to follow your own wisdom.
These tests will confirm that you are still free of infection and ready for surgery.
If you are still free at sundown then the hunt will end.
They locked you up, but you are still free.
You are still free to see if you can get a better offer elsewhere.
Lam not a spy… They locked you up, but you are still free.
Nevertheless, you are still free to choose a manual type.
I will not judge you . You are free to leave . You are still free men.
Think you are still free to make choices in your life?

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I am not a spy . I am not a spy … They locked you up, but you are still free.
You are still free to do things with your child's class.
Oh, sure, but you are still free to do what you want.
You are still free men. You are free to leave.
Of course, you are still free to keep catching fish after the 50th fish.
You are still free to voice your opinion, are not you?
You are still free to say what you want even under your "civilian censorship.".

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Examples of using Still
I still cling to the hope of being employed as an official
My nerves have still not quite recovered
Still a little bit shaky and tense
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