Sentence examples for feel emancipated from inspiring English sources

I still feel emancipated by technology".

We want a rich vocal society where all people feel their voice is important, where people feel emancipated through knowledge.

Whether or not Tibetans actually feel emancipated is more or less irrelevant.

All her life she's felt utterly ordinary, but now as a mother to an unpredictable toddler and a wife to a domineering man, she finally feels emancipated and extraordinary.

Overy has little to say about those who felt emancipated from Victorianism or whose world - however temporarily - expanded: women making their way into new jobs and more companionate marriages; those who got their higher education by the back door in the trades unions or labour movements; autodidacts such as the 30,000 who joined WEA classes and were energised rather than enervated by debate.

Workhorse's chief operating officer, Robert Atkins, 52, felt emancipated after his six years as manager of the GM chassis plant.

"I felt fully emancipated," she says.

He'd look over the graphs from the scale while I made jokes about how I'd murder for a cider, how I missed bread more than certain dead relatives, or how split squats feel like your legs are trying to violently emancipate themselves from your body.

"The white theory of 'the emancipated woman' is a false idea," he wrote, and went on: In the society of our fathers and in the civilized world today, women feel it is their obligation to be ever yielding and obedient to their men.

"Amanda is emancipated," she reflects.

"Women have been emancipated," she declares proudly.