Sentence examples for design liberating from inspiring English sources

Grete Tugendhat said that she had "longed for a modern and spacious house with clear, simple shapes," and insisted that they found Mies's design "liberating" and the vast glass room to have "a very particular tranquillity".

These results are again consistent with the dual-fluorophore fragmentation design, liberating coumarin upon reaction of NBD-Coum with either H2S or Cys/Hcy, providing an internal standard for ratiometric differentiation.

In today's obsession with risk management, where there is a constant preoccupation to be able to predict risks associated with our environment, the economy, our societies, etc., can designers liberate the design process from such instrumentality and indeed conceptualize far beyond specific points of environmental inefficiencies in existing products, services, buildings or spaces?

It would be a shame if a reform designed to liberate lending from politicians' whims itself fell prey to them.

"This program is designed to liberate your mind and life from the thrall of the consumer culture," the book says.

In 1792 the Russian army of the empress Catherine II invaded Poland in an attempt to end Polish internal reforms designed to liberate the nation from Russian influence.

The H2O2 treatment, which is designed to liberate trace metals bound to organic matter, mobilized ∼8 and ∼1% of Np and Pu, respectively.

As Mr Pape observes, almost all suicide missions occur as part of campaigns, often, as with the regular attacks on the Americans and their allies in Iraq, designed to liberate territory occupied by democracies.

The name is a pseudonym, meant to hide the shadowy programmer (or programmers) behind Bitcoin, a computerised currency designed to liberate money from the control of any central bank.

I think we're in this strange stage of technological development where, although many technologies are designed to "liberate" us from labor, they actually just shift where we spend our time.

Our first step will be to balance the budget with a strategy to combine economy and government with the type of tax cuts designed to liberate the productive genius of the American people.