Sentence examples for a liberating effect from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grant said that that had a liberating effect.

But winning 17 has had a liberating effect.

Changing from Category 1 to Category 2 can have a liberating effect.

Yet his belief has proved contagious, while his commitment to expansive, attacking football has had a liberating effect.

John Love, principal of the high school division of Ethical Culture Fieldston, said that abolishing Advanced Placement courses in May 2001 had a "liberating effect on the curriculum," leading to original courses like "Inventing Gotham: New York City and the American Dream".

And Bangle's aesthetic is having a liberating effect throughout the world of car design, and is forcing many auto makers to become less conservative in their overall thinking.

At a period when the war hung in the balance, when Iraqis, Arabs and Muslims wrestled with the question of whether to view the U.S. as latter-day Crusaders or as a liberating force, you can imagine the effect of such media headlines.

In states like Argentina, the dismantling of local oligarchies caused by open markets has had a tremendous liberating effect.

Over time, as people come to realize that affordable coverage is now guaranteed, it will have a powerful liberating effect.

Inevitably, there was grumbling in the letters pages of newspapers about the pretentiousness of The Servant but it had a hugely liberating effect on British filmmaking.

More central government prescription about curriculum and qualifications, the role of regional schools commissioners – whose visits one member of the group jokingly referred to as being like something from the 1970s police drama The Sweeney – may be having a stultifying rather than liberating effect on school leaders.