Sentence examples for calling for liberation from inspiring English sources

It is often said that in the earlier operas, too, choruses and other numbers calling for liberation or revolt were taken metaphorically as revolutionary rallying cries, and evidently this did happen on isolated occasions.

Never in my life did I ever call for liberation by the West.

The causes represented on the street today included environmental groups like the World Wildlife Fund, Roman Catholic social workers pushing an anti-poverty agenda, pacifists and myriad national groups calling for the liberation of Iran, the liberation of the Kurds in Iraq and greater democracy in Turkey.

Or, perhaps, when resolutions will be passed calling for the liberation of Kurdistan.

Mr. Naama met with Pentagon officials before the war, his family said, and his grown daughter wrote op-ed articles calling for the liberation of Iraq's people.

As he tottered round southern China, berating conservatives and calling for the liberation of China's economy from ideological shackles, he remarked: "If any problem occurs in China, it will arise from within the party".

She still sings songs calling for the liberation of her occupied home territory and has become a representative voice of all of her people, no matter where they now live.

On 6 January 2010, Havel showed up with fellow communist-era dissidents at China's embassy in Prague with a new petition, this time calling for the liberation of Liu Xiaobo, a leading Chinese dissident.

The revolutionary slogan calling for the liberation of the social forces of production directed against the class relations of capitalist society could be interpreted as a verifiable empirical hypothesis that socializing the means of production would bring about a far greater volume of products and their distribution to a much greater range of persons in the society.

They followed the tradition of W.E.B DuBois and Paul Robeson, who joined the Communist Party and had their passports taken away while communists went to jail for calling for Black liberation, Socialism, and Revolution.

While Soto Moreno was at Santa Ana, adjusting to the claustrophobic conditions and invasive searches, a group of activists engaged in an act of civil disobedience in front of the jail, carrying signs calling for trans queer liberation and to end all detention.