Sentence examples similar to a wave of emancipation from inspiring English sources
Professor Downs, 39, is part of a wave of scholars who are sketching out a new, darker history of emancipation, Professor Blight said, one that recognizes it as a moral watershed while acknowledging its often devastating immediate impact.
Shouting down the reactionaries is billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Al Saud, who employs many highly trained Saudi women at his Kingdom Holding Company and believes that the emancipation of Saudi women can unlock a wave of productivity growth.
A result was a wave of refugees.
Abolitionists pressured the Lincoln Republicans toward a policy of emancipation.
Indeed, today's sesquicentennial of the Emancipation Proclamation provides an opportunity to observe Jan . 1as a day of emancipation and to rededicate ourselves to freedom.
Arlington, antebellum America's best address, became a symbol of emancipation.
And yet, all in all, education strikes me as a means of emancipation unlike any other.
The language of privatisation this government parrots so enthusiastically is a language of emancipation.
"For me, it was a question of emancipation and liberation for the women.
"There's a degree of emancipation involved," Phra said.
