Sentence examples for * liberating in from inspiring English sources

It's liberating in a way.

"The West was liberating in that way".

"It's been liberating in a lot of ways.

"Oh yeah, it's very liberating in a way".

There's also something liberating in the protection that the "Next" button provides.

Have you experienced the death of your parents, after the grief, as liberating in any way?

In one sense it feels liberating, but in another sad.

And recent and current Off Broadway productions present Dali (in Kyra Obolensky's "Lobster Alice") and Mae West (in Claudia Shear's "Dirty Blonde") as liberating catalysts in the more ordinary lives they touch.

In some ways it's liberating, though, in the sense that whether I'm a one-termer or a two-termer, the problems are big enough and fundamental enough that I can't sort of game it out.

But the cumulative effect of all of them is to have put substance on the claim Mr Bush made in his inauguration speech that he was pursuing America's "great liberating tradition" in foreign policy.Mr Bush's freedom talk is associated in European minds with a readiness to reach for the gun in a world drawn too simply in cowboy blacks and whites.

He is capable of xenophobia, calling on the armed forces to be vigilant about foreigners in the event of an earthquake, and writing utter nonsense about Japan "liberating" Asia in the war.