Sentence examples for From liberation from inspiring English sources

Liberal Catholicism is a diverse tradition that ranges from liberation theologians with a fondness for Marx to "good Catholics" who dissent from Rome's teachings on homosexuality.

Coontz most provocatively challenges the idea that "The Feminine Mystique" liberated lucky women who weren't so far from liberation to begin with, suggesting instead that Friedan's book was actually a life preserver, thrown to a population that otherwise would have been left behind.

But the girls rebel, with consequences ranging from liberation to tragedy.

The idea — adopted from liberation theology — is that the poor deserve the best quality intervention because they've been given the least by luck and circumstance.

Ariel Levy, in describing the shift in feminist strategies from liberation to personal achievement, writes, "Identity politics isn't much concerned with abstract ideals, like justice.

Godwin posits that there never was a moment when Mugabe changed from "liberation hero" to "tyrannical villain"; instead, Godwin writes, he's been "surprisingly consistent in his modus operandi.

Eric Hobsbawm, a Marxist historian, thinks it stems from "his liberation from the Soviet Union and prediction of globalisation".

Overall, our findings are of importance since they highlight that presence of diaphragm dysfunction at the time of weaning should not discourage clinicians from attempting liberation from ventilation.

Do his credentials from the liberation struggle help?

Stories ranged from the liberation of a concentration camp to a champagne-fueled victory celebration.

The birds fly different distances from the liberation point to their coops in the city.