Sentence examples for completely emancipated from inspiring English sources
Stone was now completely emancipated from stoniness by open form and by an astonishing illusion of flesh, hair, cloth, and other textures, pictorial effects that had earlier been attempted only in painting.
And to realize with time that, in the coinciding of things, the stream and the leaf are completely emancipated and free!
The aspiration of the summa form is two-fold: first, to completely emancipate the subject matter, whether logical, theological, or philosophical from the structure dictated either by scripture or authoritative sources; and second, to cover completely an entire discipline, often but not always, in summary form.
Children are totally emancipated, forming independent families of their own.
And D3 is the distribution that obtains when A is entirely emancipated.
It has been the glory of modern science that it has been able to emancipate itself completely from all such humanistic concerns.
The serfs were emancipated in 1861, and thus all social restrictions were removed.
"I wasn't aware of all the children who are already legally emancipated from their families".
He did not abolish slavery completely, as Peru had 40,000 slaveowners, and declared "freedom of wombs" instead, which emancipated the sons of slaves; he emancipated as well the slaves of the royalists who left Lima.
By the time you have all that money, you may not need to be emancipated!
Politics emancipated her.
