Sentence examples for could be freeing from inspiring English sources
Dickens knew, and had demonstrated, that the giving up of secrets could be freeing -- as a young man of 32, he met one Madame de la Rue, an Englishwoman married to a Frenchman, who was beset by what we would recognize as obsessive-compulsive fears and anxieties.
She has encouraged me in times where I don't want to talk about certain topics that could be freeing and inspiring to other people".
"Barring an event that dramatically changes the plane that this race is on, Brown will continue to be perceived as inevitable," said Rob Stutzman, a former advisor to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and 2010 GOP nominee Meg Whitman, adding that Kashkari's underdog status could be freeing.
Dr. Lee could be freed after nine months in prison.
Jordanian terror suspect Abu Qatada could be freed on bail by the end of the month.
Initially, Jews could be freed if they had a way out of Germany.
It ordered a writ of habeas corpus to be issued so he could be freed.
More funds could be freed up in the developed world for such projects.
A State Department official said the Syrians could be freed as early as this weekend.
UPDATE: His lawyer has told Reuters he could be freed tomorrow.
