Sentence examples for deeply liberating from inspiring English sources
This is deeply liberating.
David Bowie - then a struggling singer/songwriter - was just one among many who found Barrett's groundbreaking blending of "light" and "dark" subject matter in popular song lyrics deeply liberating for his own personal muse.
"It feels deeply liberating to be off the treadmill of 'Oh God, I have to get my roots done again,' " said Ms. Kreamer, who lives in Brooklyn with her husband, the novelist Kurt Andersen, and their daughters.
Deeply liberating to the chi (the inner self), and emotionally expansive within the mind, Pillow Talk is both euphoric and mesmerizing.
"The irony of commitment is that it's deeply liberating -- in work, in play, in love.
According to Turner (who recently directed Cumberbatch as Hamlet at the Barbican in London) Mitchell's methodology is deeply liberating because it demystifies directing by showing "that there are steps you can take to narrow the gap between the play as it exists in your imagination and the work you'll eventually see on stage".
Some serious art today, even seemingly outlandish art, is doubtless undertaken by artists who care deeply about liberating themselves from exhausted conventions.
So the experience of inspiration that we feel on days like today is very important because of what it can reveal to us about the nature of life itself, and what it can reveal to us about our potential to be liberated, deeply creative, engaged human beings.
It also points to our potential to be liberated, deeply creative, engaged people, if we only have the courage and conviction to begin to trust what becomes apparent to us when we are awake to this kind of inspiration more than we trust the fears and doubts that come from the psychological self and the cynicism that is so prevalent in the world around us.
The economic price was heavy, the political price deeply traumatic, but the result can be liberating.
The promised alternatives — hundreds of community care facilities — were never fully funded, and thousands of deeply troubled people were liberated into homelessness.
