Sentence examples for idea of liberating from inspiring English sources

With Serbia already much aggrandized by the two Balkan Wars (1912 13, 1913), Serbian nationalists turned their attention back to the idea of "liberating" the South Slavs of Austria-Hungary.

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The idea of liberating people's access to their own money led companies like TransferWise and WorldRemit to create platforms to dramatically reduce money transfer costs, display fees transparently and guarantee fair currency exchange rates.

At that time he went to Paris, and later, Milan, where his idea received support from Napoleon Bonaparte, who saw the Poles as a promising source of new recruits, and who superficially appeared receptive to the idea of liberating Poland.

The idea of open data – of liberating information for all to learn from – is a worthy ambition.

"It's part of liberating our smaller brands," he added.

Going way back, the idea of the liberating conman is straight out of Meredith Willson's The Music Man.

I love writing short fiction, though; the form's restrictions, or my idea of them, feel liberating.

I did enjoy a beautiful digital avalanche at the end, and a few moments of humor; but, in general, the idea of Cohen as liberated child is more gratifying than anything he puts on the screen.

The program enrollees I spoke with found the whole idea liberating.

Her attitude toward the material is ambivalent: the ideas are liberating, yet inflexible, cruel, and misogynist.