Sentence examples for emancipate it from inspiring English sources

It was a green prison I'd finally freed myself from, and I was glad to flood it, and in many ways emancipate it from its nicotine prison.

In Britain, victory sanctified and strengthened Westminster and Whitehall.Then came Margaret Thatcher, who centralised the country still more politically in order to emancipate it economically.

"I really do have grandiose notions that if I collect something I'm going to emancipate it and, in addition, save it from literally being garbage, so therefore it's recycling, and fundamentally ecological," he said.

It's emancipating; it's empowering".

Rhode Island, which passed laws to gradually emancipate its slaves in 1784-87, didn't ratify it until 1790.

It emancipated its slaves, but subjected them to white supremacy.

In 1847 he was on a ship carrying coffee when it docked in New York, shortly after the state had abolished slavery and emancipated its slaves.

The traditional extended family may fragment or younger Mexicans may be emancipated from it.

Teens are typically only emancipated if it is believed to be in their best interest.

So not only has the left failed to emancipate the poor, it has actually corrupted them.

To paraphrase Bergson (replacing in the following passage, the word 'cell' by 'plant', and 'organism' by 'ecosystem'), "The component [plant] of an [ecosystem], on becoming momentarily conscious, would barely have outlived the wish to emancipate itself when it would be recaptured by necessity".