Sentence examples for even liberated from inspiring English sources

I even started to feel a little relieved, even liberated.

And then there's virginity, and the contortions that even liberated young Lebanese women undertake to remain "pure" for their wedding night.

In Pakistan, Afghanistan, most central Asian states, Egypt, Syria, Algeria, Libya, even "liberated" Iraq, people know they must not say what they think about their rulers or their imams, not even to neighbours or friends.

A young girl, growing up in a small Ontario town, mildly oppressed by her kindly parents and the relatives who come for long midday dinners and boring talk ("who had a tumor, a septic throat, a bad mess of boils") is entertained and even liberated by the occasional visits of her father's cousin, Alfrida.

To the surprise of the entire world, the Greek army utterly routed the Italian invaders, and even liberated a large party of Italian-occupied Albania.

(It has failed to even liberate her career).

In his view, evil was not merely "bad", but dynamic, generative, even liberating.

A more democratic system might even liberate managers, by giving them an unambiguous mandate and recruiting other non-activist shareholders.

By casting the apocalypse as uplifting and beautiful – even liberating – the horror is made all the more vivid.

Grim as their date is, the experience also seems cathartic, even liberating — it's a bad time that's a good story.

Davidson: Several women told you that they found wearing hijab comforting, even liberating — and that included women who, in their younger days, would never have put on a headscarf.