Sentence examples for Quite liberated from inspiring English sources

I was 21 at the time but I felt quite liberated by the whole thing.

I feel quite liberated by the fact that I can now quite recklessly choose vegetarian food".

If anything it only brightened his gifts as raconteur, with an endless stock of anecdotes, quite liberated from pedantic concern with fact.

"It's quite liberated and that's what I love about it," she says.

Field says, "I know a lot of young gay men nowadays are physically quite liberated and go to the gym.

That can feel quite liberating.

"It was," she says now, "quite liberating for me.

To me, those staid and safe and buttoned-up traditional options can be, ironically, quite liberating.

But if you widen the aperture a little, they are actually quite liberating.

Mind you, having an Irish accent over here gives you a classlessness that's quite liberating.

It seemed to me a much more difficult way to write a novel, but also it was quite liberating.