Sentence examples for So liberation from inspiring English sources

So liberation is masculinising?

So liberation for her was projecting black people as perfect, and invulnerable to mental illness.

Theology, so liberation theologians insist, is a practical business and not an intellectual exercise.

The main character is a mother of a grown son, so liberation from the daily responsibilities of motherhood is emphasized, but it is complicated by the recognition that part of motherhood is letting go, something Angelou struggles with.

Few opposition figures won seats in the parliament; like so many liberation movements in Africa, the SPLM finds it hard to tolerate dissidents.

If so, their liberation from rigid masculinity norms should be seen as a victory for the very feminist movement that Rush Limbaugh recently decried.

With the BCL Selebi-Phikwe ore body, pentlandite pyrrhotite chalcopyrite co-occur and there is the constraint of fine pentlandite dissemination in the pyrrhotite, so that liberation is limited.

The film also has a parable element, inviting comparisons with modern occupier states, such as Israel and, more probably Iraq, where civil war has followed a so-called liberation.

In a 1978 anthology, "Back in the Sixties," the leading Danish feminist Bente Hansen reflected on the "pioneer" era of porn: "We had second thoughts about this so-called liberation.

Having been a subject of both Chinese republics, I can use my own experience as testimony that the People's Republic of China is even further removed from the ideals of a republic than the Republic of China was before our so-called "liberation".

So, the liberations of both CO and CO2 are small even with varying pyrite contents.