Sentence examples for increasingly liberated from inspiring English sources
For all his decades of success, however, Mr. Querejeta fell out of favor with many in the Spanish filmmaking world during the 1990s, when Spain was enjoying an economic boom Spain and, although the culture was increasingly liberated, his liberal worldview came to be seen by many as old hat.
Ms. Schäfer made the journey one of transcendence: as the body fades, the spirit is increasingly liberated.
But after the Kennedy assassination the great divide began, in which America turned to the right politically while becoming increasingly liberated in its personal manners.
Indeed, feminists such as Naomi Wolf have even argued that as women became increasingly liberated from the home a new control mechanism was needed, which came in the form of a ramped-up beauty industry fixated on physical and bodily perfection.
But, if the last few months have proved anything, it's that Trump feels increasingly liberated to disregard the advice of his top advisers when it conflicts with his own instincts — particularly when it comes to finding ways to put himself in the international spotlight.
But thanks to the Internet, the rest of us are feeling increasingly liberated from the shackles of corporate control over content.
Many of the purchases are made by the increasingly financially liberated teenager, who does not want to wear any old pair of shorts or T-shirt.
As the Web increasingly becomes liberated from wire, the application of human power to computing and communications will become more crucial.
However, certain armed groups in "liberated" areas are increasingly acting with hostility toward anyone opposing their behavior or disagreeing with their ideology.
He also urged Somalia's transitional government to establish local administrations in newly liberated areas that are increasingly falling under the control of violent warlords.
The government, which has liberated schools to run their own affairs, is increasingly dirigiste about what it wants taught.
