Sentence examples for aspects of liberation from inspiring English sources

Instructions issued in 1984 and 1986 also criticized certain aspects of liberation theology.

But when he was then asked whether he agreed with Benedict's declaration in 2009 that liberation theology had produced "rebellion, division, dissent, offense and anarchy", Müller replied: "The negative aspects of liberation theology referred to by Benedict XVI are the result of the misunderstanding and wrong application of this theology".

Seeing the entire sheet of paper — its uneven edges and the often off-center placement of the image on it — has, in itself, an aspect of liberation, Romantic or not.

But in fact he carries some responsibility for two of the most ugly aspects of the liberation struggle.

How we can retain valuable aspects of sexual liberation while protecting those who would be harmed by abuse of power is an interesting question--but arguments against limits on faculty-student relationships could be better made without misrepresenting facts, and without exploiting vulnerable students at one's own university to score political points.

Raymond's contrast between integration and integrity brings out a core aspect of her picture of liberation.

In the 70s as sex became more open musicians started to explore the spiritual aspects of love and this got mixed up with the sense of liberation prevalent at the time.

The paintings are allegorical and symbolic and portray various aspects of gay culture, such as sexual liberation, love and loss, cruising and the AIDS crisis.

"The paintings are allegorical and symbolic and portray various aspects of gay culture, such as sexual liberation, love and loss, cruising and the AIDS crisis," Giancursio told The Huffington Post.

An additional aspect of rock breakage, specific to the mineral extraction industry, is the modeling of liberation of particular mineral grains from the host rock matrix.

The Pride festival is a pure celebration of the finest aspects of humanity: of tolerance, togetherness, acceptance and liberation, the polar opposite of what Isis stands for.