Sentence examples for both liberate from inspiring English sources

In "Whistle," he is starting to play with the notion of life as a theatrical performance that can both liberate and incarcerate.

The U.S. can both liberate Iraq and incarcerate terrorists.

I am covering a "Bordello Workshop", part of Australia's growing scene of sex-oriented events aiming to both liberate and educate.

The combination of wikis, blogs and podcasting technologies, then, has the potential to both liberate and tie learners together [ 55], creating dynamic learning communities.

We will be asking how free speech is, and should be, on the internet; and we will be mapping the future of this extraordinary medium which has the potential both to liberate and to enchain us.

Wright finds parenthood both "liberating and limiting".

It's both liberating and frightening.

This elasticity in spatial thinking I found forever both liberating and inspiring.

The poetic possibilities of drug addiction have both liberated and overwhelmed him.

She embarks upon a brutal process of elimination, which both liberates and horrifies her.

So when, at 40 weeks pregnant, my contract automatically terminated I felt both liberated and a little bit scared.