Sentence examples for does not emancipate from inspiring English sources

We can believe all the "right" things, but orthodoxy does not emancipate us from orthopraxy.

The names Schumer calls her body are not flattering, and although this resonates with many it seems, putting yourself down like that does not emancipate you no matter what your motive.

The American Revolution did not emancipate the slaves; a gulf of nearly two centuries lay between Washington's march and the March on Washington.

While she did not emancipate her own slaves, as the essay noted, in 1801 she freed all of his slaves, as he had requested.

The next day he met once again with border-state congressmen, warning them that if they did not "emancipate gradually... the institution in your states will be extinguished... by the mere incidents of the war... and you will have nothing valuable in lieu of it".

Mr. Giuliani's term proved that a mayor can succeed emancipated from ideologies and interests that he does not share.

This does not mean Lincoln bade farewell to reason, but his decisions to fight a war, emancipate slaves and push for racial equality were choices that only history could make clear.

People's relationships do not necessarily follow textbook emancipated mores.

McCarthy claims that a charter would "emancipate" Costa Mesa from laws passed by the Legislature, but he doesn't say which ones.

Doesn't this contribute to the notion that we as a people need to be emancipated instead of being encouraged to become leaders and activists?

But he warned parents to make sure that "emancipating" a child did not have side effects like making the child ineligible for the parents' health care coverage.