Sentence examples similar to a liberated expression from inspiring English sources
He has a sly, freshly liberated expression that you usually see only on guys of 18, when they're finally old enough to escape from their parents, principals and guidance counselors, go off on a trek to Europe and grow a goofy-looking beard.
Most of the behaviour reported to Laura Bates's Everyday Sexism project does indeed sound reprehensible, but by lumping together sexual assaults and genuinely threatening behaviour with casual propositions, the campaign risks conflating deplorable and even criminal acts with sexually liberated expression.
Make a liberated, liberating decision.
An American in Paris is a liberated (and yes, sometimes liberating) American.
What we are dealing with are the frontiers of a liberated generation that has in many parts of the country accepted gay marriage and the freedom of expression long associated with women's design.
I was a liberated African-American woman.
They are a liberated people".
The Americans are warmly received in a liberated Paris.
They, too, struck a liberated note.
