Sentence examples similar to freed from burden from inspiring English sources

She might have been computer-generated, freed from the burden of materiality.

But freed from the burden of heavy expectations and pretensions -- and price, for that matter -- it exists simply to please.

Because Porter's face and voice are virtually unknown to today's public, Mr. Kline said, he was freed from any burden of impersonation or imitation.

And freed from the burden of having to mean anything more than being something for two blokes to sing along to, it sounds kind of great.

Since background materials are furnished by the client (warts included at the client's discretion), the writers are freed from the burden of doing original research -- and of providing journalistic balance.

"In some ways it's similar to my own business here at Woodford Investment Management in that it has started with a clean slate and because of that is freed from the burden of legacy infrastructure costs.

They set out to lead idyllic lives in a place they named Post-Facebooktopia, where everyone could coexist peacefully, freed from the burden of obligatory second-by-second updates and interactions.

The beauty of these shows is that, unlike FM radio, they are often manned by amateur enthusiasts, freed from the burden of on-air advertising or playlists to make spirited cases for their pet sounds.

Future generations of Turks and Serbs would be grateful to have been freed from the burden of explaining, defending or arguing over crimes that they have no responsibility for.

Candidates will be freed from the burden of constantly seeking funds from lobbyists and powerful interests.

He was freed from any burden of education when his father died in 1870.