Sentence examples for forms of liberation from inspiring English sources

Each of these forms of liberation theology engendered a stern counterattack.

He similarly denounces liberals for promoting ideas like women's rights around the world: this meddling, he argues, angers Muslims who see such foreign forms of liberation as undermining their religion and traditional family values.

It is a form of liberation.

But whites experienced their own form of liberation.

And yet choosing to be grotesque can be a form of liberation, too.

In keeping with the themes of his best efforts, his art is subjected to a form of liberation.

Rapacious capitalism provided a potent form of liberation of and empowerment for women – at least before its jaws sank deeper and it started its customary exsanguination of workers.

Fantasy itself, the film shows, is also a crucial form of liberation, one that's too potent and too precious to be left solely to the bosses.

"Escape," a new play by Susan Mosakowski, follows three eccentric pairs of neighbors, all of whom are seeking some form of liberation.

Now the world is catching up to the ideas that suffuse "Try to Altar Everything"—in particular, that a rejection of the binaries "male" and "female" might be a form of liberation.

But baking – encouraged by a husband who said that he felt she was "wasted" and that her "wings had been clipped" – has for Hussain been a form of liberation; it has given her a career.