Sentence examples for and liberating of from inspiring English sources

This should be one of the most disturbing and liberating of plays.

Nesmith seamlessly blended the heart-on-sleeve emotion of traditional country with the energy and liberating spirit of rock and the lyrical sophistication of folk and Tin Pan Alley, along the way charting minor pop hits including "Joanne, Silver Moonon" and "Nevada Fighter".

Perhaps, the most frustrating and liberating aspect of living under a cloud of smoke is that, you can escape.

Koedt's essay went a step further, arguing that the vaginal orgasm was a myth and liberating millions of healthy women from the fear of being judged frigid.

But lyrically, it advances some themes from its predecessor, like the simultaneously confining and liberating qualities of pain and the paralysis brought about by self-doubt.

Gerald Howarth, chairman of a Thatcherite group of Conservatives in Parliament, told The Daily Mail: "The bond forged between the U.K. and the U.S. through Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher was instrumental in ending the cold war and liberating millions of people.

There is no doubt that authentic, real-life commitment to transsexualism remains personally and culturally vital and liberating regardless of its political force as stigma or ennoblement.

I thought nothing could be more obvious than the parallels between protest against the war in Vietnam and the liberating of the animals in the zoo, but no one got it in America when it was published".

Web 2.0 was largely about open APIs and the liberating of data across the internet.

The result, steady and unwavering in its progression, but liberated and liberating in its free association of sounds and images, is pure jazz. .

Justice issues and ethics rely on principles of fairness and impartiality and emphasize the liberating of others from injustice.