Sentence examples for Feeling of emancipation from inspiring English sources

The feeling of emancipation and the raw experience of music is at the core of Savages' ethos.

Geoff Travis at the Rough Trade record label secured his release from the huge debts and tiny royalties saddled on him by Richard Branson at Virgin, and, for the first time, he felt a degree of emancipation from a music industry that he felt had exploited him from the beginning.

Tethered solutions provide companion connectivity but compromise the experience of emancipation and increase our dependencies on smartphones.

Disturbed by Frémont's actions, Lincoln felt that emancipation was "not within the range of military law or necessity" and that such powers rested only with the elected federal government.

It feels strange at first but the this type of emancipation is addictive We all feel the stresses of getting students through exam courses and allowing them the freedom to wander is sometimes too much for some to allow.

But in Israel, there is an added loss that one may feel at a time like this: the eclipse of a specifically Zionist celebration of emancipation by, of all things, the Jewish state.

They think that their model of emancipation is the emancipation.

… The cause of Emancipation cannot be stopped".

"It is one of the first levels of emancipation".

Abolitionists pressured the Lincoln Republicans toward a policy of emancipation.

FOREVER FREE: The Story of Emancipation and Reconstruction, by Eric Foner.