Sentence examples for getting liberated from inspiring English sources

The wireless business, once rich in long-term contracts and other forms of inertia, is getting liberated.

My fantasy of getting liberated from the internet and finally finding happiness and peace misunderstands my lifelong mental health problems as external.

Privately, Harrison descended into a "spiritual funk", Tillery writes; another biographer, Joshua Greene, concludes of Harrison's post-tour mindset: "He grappled with the depressing realization that most people simply didn't care to hear about Krishna or maya or getting liberated from birth and death.

You get liberated, and most of all liberated from the self.

Philadelphia is prepared to destroy all dangerous zoo animals that get liberated in a bombing incident.

Like trying to scrounge a few unoccupied inches to get liberated for a jump shot.

The financial sector gets liberated, then constrained; enthusiasm for government intervention waxes, then wanes; consumers, companies and governments take on debts, then cut back.

By L. Van Arsdale and E. B. White The New Yorker, June 2 , 1951P. 19 Philadelphia is prepared to destroy all dangerous zoo animals that get liberated in a bombing incident.

The New Yorker, June 2 , 1951P. 19 Philadelphia is prepared to destroy all dangerous zoo animals that get liberated in a bombing incident.

As Tocqueville noted, along with the dynamic energies that get liberated in the wake of a democratic revolution, plenty of egotism, pent-up rage, and antagonism gets released, too, and we're seeing that in the anonymous bile that crashes in on conversational threads, and in the bullying, snooping, gossiping, and shaming activities on the Web.

And it's worth reminding people who think women got liberated only in the 60s that there was a lot to be said for leaving college, as we all did in 1950, expecting both to get married and to have serious jobs – which we did.