Sentence examples for cause of liberation from inspiring English sources

His rule of terror is a complete betrayal of the cause of liberation and self-determination for which so many Eritreans fought and died.

The stall shower (no tub) had a gleaming glass door that looked spiffy but kept getting stuck against the floor, so that the soggy person trapped inside occasionally had to rally the drier person outside to the cause of liberation.

On the anniversary of the legendary battle of Karameh in 1968 – a landmark of Palestinian resistance to their nation's destruction and a rallying call for the cause of liberation and return – Palestinians everywhere still have the power to fashion their fate.

I cannot help thinking about something Frederick Douglass, who escaped enslavement and worked for the cause of liberation, once said when he described the dehumanizing effects of slavery not on those enslaved alone, but also on white slavers whose position to slavery corrupted their humanity.

In northeastern Congo, Uganda and Rwanda have backed an ever-splintering array of rebel movements that proclaim the causes of "liberation" and "democracy" while being driven by the agendas of local warlords and foreign leaders.

"But Obama has done far more for the cause of gay liberation than all his predecessors put together," Kaiser said.

Isolated, abused and furiously plotted against, he played the part of political underdog to perfection, an eternal martyr to the cause of global liberation.

In the document, Lt. Col. Guillermo Pacheco Perez proclaimed his identification with "the cause of Bolivarian liberation" and the "ultra-free Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela".

American officials say they believe General Musharraf is serious in his drive against terrorism, though the cause of Kashmir "liberation" remains a intensely volatile political issue here.

He added that "it was those media freaks and that bloodsucking Tom Wolfe" who exploited the cause of black liberation to make money from it and "to be part of the machinery that tried to ridiculize it".

In the film he happily lets Castro get away with his assertion that Cuba is the 'most democratic country on earth' and explain how he has furthered the cause of gay liberation (Castro expelled many gays, along with 'other scum' in 1980, and they are not allowed to join his party).