Sentence examples for freeing sense from inspiring English sources

The germ of inspiration, that really freeing sense that this was an image of human life that I could inhabit, turn inside out and make my own, was right there in Sacks's essay".

There's always room to give a proper strut and enough fog in the air to enjoy a freeing sense of anonymity as all good clubs afford you.

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Her work could be said to combine Mary Heilmann's rigorous approach to process with Laura Owens's free sense of historical reference; Frank Stella and Richard Tuttle might also be invoked.

The tabletop piece "Ordinary Magic" presents a handmade disco ball about to be inundated or perhaps seduced by a multicolored wave in glazed ceramic that exudes a freer sense of abandon.

The heroine of my novel, The Incredible Adventures of Cinnamon Girl, is in some respects a teenage girl that I wished my teen self could have read – confident, capable, and with a guilt-free sense of self-love.

Mrs. Cheney has probably sacrificed less professionally in deference to her husband than pre-senatorial Mrs. Clinton did and has not been defined by him in the symbiotic "buy one, get one free" sense that Mrs. Clinton was.

Not in a commercial-free sense, in any case.

It was shown that all the eigenvalues of (mathcal{K}_{l, alpha, k}) are contained in the real interval (( 0, 1/k )), and hence (mathcal{K}_{l, alpha, k}) is positive and contractive in dimension-free sense.

While the company has tested "VIP" loyalty programs in New York and Dallas, they were structured to reward frequent riders with better cars and special events — neither were loyalty programs in the traditional "buy X get 1 free" sense.

While the company has tested "VIP" loyalty programs in New York and Dallas, they were structured to reward frequent riders with better cars and special events — neither were loyalty programs in the traditional "buy X get 1 free" sense.