To be sure, wireless devices are instruments of liberation.
True, many teenagers consider their pagers and cell phones instruments of liberation, but others view them as yet another means by which their parents can exert control.
Its 5,000 well-armed militiamen promote a message that they, not a few hundred local councillors, are the instruments of liberation.
"Education, which is always presented as an instrument of liberation and universality, is really a privilege".
It was a gift, a little instrument of liberation in a hot and heavily mediated scene.
At the extreme, the car is not an instrument of liberation, but an enslaver.
It is a magisterial French that is both a legacy of 130 years of colonial occupation and an instrument of liberation from the constraints of tradition and Islam.
Once among the most powerful, lavishly funded operations in Formula One, the Woking thoroughbred flounders, its great breakout association with Honda proving to be a ball and chain rather than an instrument of liberation.
Is it an instrument of liberation or discipline or control?
These works reflected Burroughs's initial belief that Scientology could be an instrument of liberation from social control, much as he used his own cut-up style of writing.
Evaristo da Veiga, one of his worst critics as well as a leader in the Liberal Party, left a statement which, according to historian Otávio Tarquínio de Sousa, became the prevailing view thereafter: "the former emperor of Brazil was not a prince of ordinary measure ... and Providence has made him a powerful instrument of liberation, both in Brazil and in Portugal.
