Sentence examples for Relatively liberated from inspiring English sources

It is easy for the relatively liberated few to forget how many women in the world are still gagged and trapped in roles imposed on them by men.

Even in the relatively liberated atmosphere of mid-1970s San Francisco, Maupin's tales of the lives of gay men in the city were a shock.

Abstract art, Pop Art and photography in the show emerged from the relatively liberated and playfully fertile atmosphere of the 1970's and 80's.

This year the number of festival selections that include explicit sex is a provocative reminder that even in these relatively liberated times, for many people — gay as well as straight — homosexual behavior and gender fluidity are still synonymous with the Other.

In her description of the exhibition, curator Madeleine Viljoen notes that Venice, a relatively liberated secular state, was "famed for its high-end courtesans and low-end prostitutes," as well as the beauty and elaborate grooming of its women.

BBM, its relatively recently liberated messenger client, is another strand the company is factoring in to its future revenue pie.

Whereas People Time was a relatively traditional sketch show, 2016, liberated from the notes of television executives, is a far weirder and more impressionistic affair.

Relatively primeval, I realize: e.g. "My grandfather liberated Auschwitz but I can soooo sauté fennel," but maybe that's the point.

Most importantly, acoustic signals can be generated and transmitted at a relatively low energy investment because they use energy liberated from biophysical processes (e.g., birds, Ward et al. 2004; reptiles, Conley and Lindstedt 1996; bacteria, Reguera 2011).

Nitrite reduction by myoglobin yields NO and metmyoglobin; metmyoglobin is a relatively inefficient NO scavenger, which allows NO to be liberated.

Apatite is relatively soluble in (acidic) rain water, so can be readily liberated from ash into soil solutions [37].