Sentence examples for extremely liberated from inspiring English sources

I mean, everything you should raise your daughter to be.... She's an extremely liberated woman".

It not only worked, but as I was writing it I felt extremely liberated, because, as my daughter so rightly pointed out to me, people with Asperger's may share traits but they certainly are not all alike.

"She's an extremely liberated woman," Ms. DeCrow said in an interview with Carol Felsenthal for her book "The Sweetheart of the Silent Majority: The Biography of Phyllis Schlafly" (1981).

Be extremely wary of the assumptions others make you might be the most liberated and enlightened person in the world but you don't live in a world that thinks that way everywhere yet.

In the dry forest, liberation treatments did not affect the diameter of liberated plants.

She is part Radcliffe and Oxford, with an extremely well-stocked mind, full of feminist literature, peace marches, the Oxford Union, and with a very liberated social life.

In 1993, Mary Anne Weaver wrote a Profile for this magazine in which she described the paradox of Benazir Bhutto: She is part Radcliffe and Oxford, with an extremely well-stocked mind, full of feminist literature, peace marches, the Oxford Union, and with a very liberated social life.

Liberated, yes.

But … a liberated Paris!

I feel liberated!

A liberated Murray.