Sentence examples for extraordinarily liberating from inspiring English sources
Climbing, crawling, leaping, sliding and generally being undignified can be extraordinarily liberating.
The Twits, one of his shortest but most popular books, contains two of his most vile characters, and for Walsh, whose work (including The Walworth Farce, Misterman, Ballyturk) often treads a line between darkness and exhilaration, this was extraordinarily liberating.
AS ANYONE who has set up a Wi-Fi wireless computer network in their home will attest, there is something extraordinarily liberating about surfing the internet without wires.
It was extraordinarily inventive to liberate the woman's body and to invent those supple lines".
Erdrich also states that Angelou's narrative of her "hard-won love for her extraordinary mother" is compelling, and that Angelou portrays Baxter "as extraordinarily self-aware, liberated from what others might think, and independent beyond any feminist of her era" and "the stuff of fiction but real and responsible in unexpected ways for the gift of her talented daughter".
Mr. Van Sant isn't simply trying to take us inside another person's consciousness; he's also exploring the byways, dead ends, pitfalls and turning points in the geography of conscience, which makes the recurrent image of the skate park — with its perilous ledges, its soaring ramps and fleetingly liberated bodies — extraordinarily powerful.
