Sentence examples for freeing oneself from inspiring English sources

But Schaaf recognises another dangerous pattern here: "Killing oneself is re-imagined as freeing oneself.

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

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.

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.

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.

On the one hand, Porphyry's abstinence from eating animals is motivated by the goal, mentioned above, of freeing oneself from the body and the sensible realm as much as possible.

And also believe in others a little, allowing others to be free can sometimes free oneself.

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

One struggled to free oneself from the chains of love in order to find a selfhood that might exist only on the other side of madness.

One could try to express this idea with Einstein's remark about the need to "free oneself from the idea that coordinates must have an immediate metrical meaning".

How does one free oneself from such stupefaction?