Sentence examples for free oneself from inspiring English sources

How does one free oneself from such stupefaction?

Mr. Lévy wrote in an e-mail message: "Ah, to free oneself of the inner life!

This is the vocabulary of Buddhist and Hindu epistemology: the world of transient attachments and desires is an illusion, and to free oneself from such is to free oneself from illusion.

Secret voting required learning to free oneself as a citizen from customary associations and from pressures for conformity.

Heidegger's dictum to be authentic and free oneself from conventional restraints, for example, can lead to a rejection of morality.

To free oneself of that French malady that is the cult of the inner life, that was Robbe-Grillet's.

It takes precise footwork and athleticism to engage a blocker and pursue upfield, while freeing oneself to play either running lane.

Some find solace in alcohol, others in opioids, but the path to freeing oneself of the pain they experience leads to the same destination.

Having a few solid items in the kitchen, zenishly freeing oneself from this muddle of stuff, forces the home cook to focus on what matters most – enjoyable, simple, stressless food.

Megan's cheerful obliviousness to how she is received by those around her is a lesson not merely in comic abandon, but in the euphoria of freeing oneself from the judgment of others.

Thomas Adès's "Arcadiana," a string quartet, traces a program for freeing oneself from the past: deconstructing Mozart into fierce gleaming shards, digging darkly into a tango and culminating in an elegiac Elgarian chorale before dissipating into ethereal clouds of high strings.