Sentence examples for example of the liberating from inspiring English sources

And that's another reason why I love "Lucy": after 50 years, it's still television's greatest example of the liberating power of a pratfall.

Determining that violence is sometimes necessary, Beauvoir uses the example of the young Nazi soldier to argue that to liberate the oppressed we may have to destroy their oppressors.

While another example of liberating data that immediately springs to mind is a company like Xenta, which asks companies to upload their freight quotes in return for getting better price comparisons and intelligence.

The costs of the Liberating Crusade are unknown.

Ever since the plays were first produced, people have argued over whether Lulu springs from the warped imagination of a rampant misogynist, or can be held up as an example of sexually liberated early feminism.

The study design of the LIBERATE clinical trial is shown in Fig.  3.

The same factors that gave rise to the film noir — the advent of independent producers subcontracting to the studios, the liberating example of Orson Welles, and the arrival of sophisticated filmmakers seeking refuge from Nazi Germany — sparked an overall cinematic renaissance.

"If you have examples of hostages liberated by military force, with hostages who emerge alive, I don't".

While GI's once liberated camps where unspeakable cruelty had been committed, now they have been caught committing examples of the same.

It was a time when Hollywood directors, liberated aesthetically by the example of Orson Welles and practically by the court-mandated rise of independent producers, let loose with a profusion of widely varied works of remarkable emotional and visual audacity and originality.

Web 2.0 was largely about open APIs and the liberating of data across the internet.