Sentence examples for if liberated from inspiring English sources

She once posted a sign on her office wall saying, "If liberated, I will not serve".

In the tradition of American reformers, he believed that sexuality, if liberated, was redemptive.

"The factions in Aleppo disagreed on how to run the city if liberated, so they were divided into three operation rooms," he wrote.

And while the news in this book is often grim, the writing is relaxed and vital, as if liberated by its American models.

Our national problem may be that we assume entrepreneurs are superheroes who can leap over macroeconomic constraints in a single bound, especially if liberated from the villainous clutches of government.

Blair said of Cameron, who has spoken of the need to defeat the ideology of violent extremism: "For the UK and for a Cameron premiership, if liberated from Britain's internal European debate, it could mean the leadership of this task in Europe where Britain's strengths and the PM's own instincts are uniquely suited to it".

Michael Ignatieff, director of the Carr Center at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government and a self-styled "liberal centrist," focused on the human rights issue: if liberating Iraq from the tyranny of Saddam Hussein saved opponents of the regime from torture or death, that in itself justified the war.

James Reed of The Boston Globe called the album "an unabashed return to where Rihanna belongs: the dance floor" and stated: "As if liberating herself from the depths, she's a force on these 11 songs".

We were told if we deregulated, if we liberated the banks, the whole economy would rise and there would be a trickle-down effect.

If Chanel "liberated" women, Mr. Saint Laurent explained, he gave them "supremacy".

I may be shackled to my desk, but I'm nothing if not liberated.