Sentence examples for be unchained from inspiring English sources
verb
To remove chains from; to free; to liberate.
His soul will never be unchained until he sets his love free and takes a terrible revenge on her oppressor.
We would tell stories in small bookstores, big bars and medium-size theaters; we would be unchained from our normal lives and unhooked from our electronic devices.
It can stand for the millions of other stories just like it – stories of men and women in bondage, yearning to be unchained.
In most states, officers shackle pregnant women whenever they leave the prison, including when they are going to the hospital in labor, subjecting them to risks of falling and delays if they need to be unchained in a medical emergency.
"Any executive branch would love the opportunity to be unchained from the troubles of democracy," said Representative David R. Obey of Wisconsin, the ranking Democrat on the House appropriations panel.
… there will be unchained investment!" Instead, here's an alternate possibility.
Fanaticism has been unchained.
It's like being unchained from a lunatic.
The studios are unchained — and so are the directors and the independents.
"We know consumers are interested in being unchained from the sink," Mr. Kehoe said.
Now it is unchained again, for a laundry list of reasons.
