"its liberating" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that brings a feeling of freedom or release from constraints or limitations. For example: "Traveling solo for the first time was nerve-wracking, but also surprisingly liberating. I was able to explore new places and meet new people without any expectations or restrictions."
It cannot trade on its liberating reputation forever.
Delightfully modern, its liberating jauntiness helped it become a kind of anthem for the end of Spanish fascism.
Popular culture may be hailed by left-wing critics for its liberating energy, but it is also condemned by others as an opiate; among conservatives, it is feared for its nihilistic influence on tastes and morals.
Mr. Mitchell called it "a tragic comedy about need, its liberating and shackling power" and observed that everything in the film "falls into place with almost surreal delicacy".
Full of admiration for the possibilities the music has opened up all over the world, Collin also unflinchingly probes where this utopianism has fallen short, whether the culture maintains its liberating possibilities today, and where it might go in the future.
This book, by contrast, seeks to share an honest portrait of porn, with some contributors citing its liberating features and others denouncing it on moral grounds.
Like a shark attracted to the smell of blood that turns out to be its own, he returns again and again to the break-up of his marriage and its creatively liberating aftermath.
This is surely Marxism at its most liberating, suggesting that our futures depend on us and our readiness for struggle.
The internet can provide the basis for this but at the moment, corporate interests have thwarted its original liberating promise.
The leading Internet service provider, America Online Inc., said today that it had struck a half-dozen agreements with major players in the wireless communications arena, furthering its effort to liberate its Web services from the tether of telephone lines.
The company plans to integrate its newly liberated Concert assets with the global data network it acquired from IBM in 1999.
