Sentence examples for freeing men from inspiring English sources

Mostly they serve in vast military bureaucracies, freeing men for more aggressive duties.

More so for women, by far, but the revolution the book embodies is freeing men as well.

A Taliban resurgence was not entirely unexpected, especially now as the poppy harvest ends, freeing men to fight, and as the weather warms up.

More than 30,000 women served in World War I, mostly in the nursing corps, and more than 10 times that many in World War II, again mostly in nursing and administration, freeing men for combat.

"It gave extra energy, used for evolutionary success; reduced feeding time, freeing men to hunt; lowered weaning time, creating bigger families; allowed brain size to increase; gave us our shortfaced, flat-bellied anatomy; enabled the sexual division of labour," said Wrangham.

The Austrian left had halted his assault, freeing men from the southern flank to reinforce the northern one.

Such skepticism has two benefits, according to Charron: it frees men from prejudices, and it frees men to receive revealed truths.

"Free men govern themselves".

Ficre always said it meant "city of free men".

The free men of Tripoli cried for joy.

He believed not that markets make men free but that free men move toward markets.