Sentence examples for barely freed from inspiring English sources

This conformist mind-set struck me as particularly incredible since we had barely freed ourselves from being judged by others on the basis of our skin.

Converse certainly facilitated professed nuns' creative endeavors — I remember one convent organist complaining, "I am always so busy with public functions that I can't take care of the necessities in my cell, and what little time I have left barely frees me for long enough to finish the Divine Office".

But the India of the 1960s and 1970s was still a new nation, barely free of British colonialism.

With your eyes, which in their weariness barely free themselves from the worn-out threshold, you lift very slowly one black tree and place it against the sky: slender, alone.

We consider that the resistivity of our system is influenced by electron phonon interactions which form superconducting fluctuations (Maki Thomson correction to the conductivity) similar to Bose Einstein condensation for barely free electrons with small Fermi energy.

Shops barely offer free samples any more, so don't take any unless you are sure they are free.

He had been averaging barely four free throws a game.

The trade is a barely regulated free-for-all, and rescuers, well-wired, can be quick on the scene.

Needless to say, the Eurostar has barely shrugged free of suburban London before the first cracks appear, proving that travelling hopefully is far more difficult than actually arriving.

And the process, as Ms. Lee details, is your basic lurid tale of exploitation, cruelty and shame: in other words, the familiar horrors of industrialization and globalization and an unfettered, barely regulated free market.

India freed industry first, and has barely reformed agriculture at all.