Sentence examples for and emancipated from inspiring English sources

The other exodus involved black Africans brought to America as slaves and emancipated years later.

Such "displacement activities" can then become incorporated into courtship displays, and "emancipated" from their previous functions.

Silverstone was sixteen and "emancipated," meaning, in Hollywood's piquant terminology, that she could work very long days.

Ms. Sander said that "fashion has always had ups and downs," referring to the way that women who had seemed "intelligent and emancipated" turned to girly glamour.

In 1847 he was on a ship carrying coffee when it docked in New York, shortly after the state had abolished slavery and emancipated its slaves.

Certainly, the movie became a model for a new American cinema, one that was young and emancipated from the old studio mind-think, a declaration of creative independence that lasted (in theory) until Steven Spielberg's great white shark ate its way through the box office six summers later, initiating the Blockbuster Age.

At their best, they empower and emancipate the individual.

The Iranian government must respect the rights of all its minorities, release the seven leaders, and emancipate the Bahá'í community.

In Japan, the American occupation under General Douglas MacArthur effected a peaceful revolution, restoring civil rights, universal suffrage, and parliamentary government, reforming education, encouraging labour unions, and emancipating women.

I also believe that the literature and letters of the country since the founding show forth a certain allegiance to the revolutionary and emancipating idea.

Iinexplicably, however, a rebellious breakaway faction keeps trying to leap over the wall and emancipate themselves, not from love itself -- unthinkable!