Sentence examples for far from liberating from inspiring English sources

Far from liberating the creative mind, the Classical ideals had only constricted it.

Instead, Wilde insists that his beauty, far from liberating him, traps him in a vicious cycle of excess and guilt.

The experience was far from liberating – on the contrary, it sometimes felt as though our progress was structured around toilet stops – but it revealed to me new lines on a face I had long known.

But far from liberating us to enjoy defaced library books alongside the other wonders of our avant-garde age, this universal modernism is just sinking British culture into mediocrity.

In a section that takes as its starting point Marx's apercu in The Communist Manifesto about the transformative power of capitalism, "All that is solid melts into air", Scott argues that far from liberating us into a realm of vaporous reinvention, every web-surfer is "training to be a taxonomist".

At an event hosted by Populus in central London, he said: "Far from liberating Ed Miliband to take a more centrist position, so far the reforms appear to be enhancing the capacity of Len McCluskey, and others like him, to set a more left-wing agenda".

Far from liberated, Bell sounded as contained as ever.

But in her 1980 memoir Ordeal, she revealed that, far from liberated, she'd actually been forced into the business by her abusive husband, Chuck Traynor.

In this play, the women have moved out of their parents' homes and have jobs, but are far from liberated.

When we talk about a woman's right to choose it's often in the name of women's liberation but in fact it's about as far from being liberated as it is possible to get because you end up having a procedure which at the very least is exceedingly unpleasant and for some has repercussions that last for many years.

The homogeneity, far from limiting David, liberated him.