Sentence examples for from liberating from inspiring English sources

Far from liberating the creative mind, the Classical ideals had only constricted it.

It also eliminated the unburdening pleasure, once finished, from liberating a book by leaving it on a public bench.

Instead, Wilde insists that his beauty, far from liberating him, traps him in a vicious cycle of excess and guilt.

Until last week, the government always insisted that European state aid rules prevented it from liberating Nest from the rules.

I remember having a conversation with Yvette Cooper's adviser, in which he was asking how much we would save from liberating women who had been trafficked.

Furthermore, the Ca-alginate shell protection of the cellulose houses kept the loaded L. plantarum cells from liberating into stomach but released the cells at intestinal tracts due to the effect of pH-responsibility.

Far from liberated, Bell sounded as contained as ever.

But in her 1980 memoir Ordeal, she revealed that, far from liberated, she'd actually been forced into the business by her abusive husband, Chuck Traynor.

In this play, the women have moved out of their parents' homes and have jobs, but are far from liberated.

As for liberating women from oppression and promoting gender equality..

These factors may be induced by cytokines from TAM or liberated from the extracellular matrix by MMPs derived from TAM.