Sentence examples for found liberation from inspiring English sources
With the iPhone, Jacobson explains, "I found liberation from the limitations of the camera.
But the owners of the club, which was gutted by a fire in November, have vowed to rebuild the Pavilion, an emotional touchstone for generations of gay men who found liberation, and sometimes romance, on its cavernous dance floor.
Fortunately for me, where this man found enslavement in his religion I found liberation in mine.
At times of chaos it can be helpful to remember that Buddha found liberation by labeling chaos as simply change.
Though Martin Luther King Jr. and other black ministers found liberation and hope in the Bible, some white preachers remained silent while many others openly preached segregation and racial inequality as biblically sound.
Her character on "30 Rock" finds liberation in grossness and frat-boy self-negligence.
The idyll of a young bride, married to a frigid older man, who finds liberation in the arms of a virile engineer was genuinely audacious in its concentration on a woman's thwarted desire.
To those Americans unable to find liberation in constraint, tea cuisine may pose a confounding inversion of the ideal meal: a million dos and don'ts, and precious little on the plate.
Jazzers Mangelsdoff and Cherry impose constraints on themselves – essentially, it's an improvisation on a part of You Dig It, a Terry Riley composition – and in the process, find liberation.
Höch's 1919 collage Cut with the Kitchen Knife Through the Last Weimar Beer-Belly Cultural Epoch in Germany finds liberation in the chaos of a broken world and anarchic joy in its violence.
This yin and yang is key to her screen appeal, certainly in her most effective performances: the sexually repressed wife who finds liberation in Sex, Lies and Videotape, the grieving mother who finally snaps in Short Cuts, the kindly news producer who repeatedly slaps Bill Murray's weatherman in Groundhog Day.
