Sentence examples for liberate but from inspiring English sources
That is the territory we are fighting to liberate". But Mr Hamad said the armed resistance was no longer Hamas's primary strategy.
"I'm a Canadian, and Canada and Australia share many things in common: the same British colonial background, the same lack of confidence in themselves, and the same vast empty spaces that don't liberate but imprison," Mr. Kotcheff, who today is an executive producer on "Law & Order: SVU," said in a phone interview.
When representations of reality can be used to liberate, but also reproduce violence, control the body and foreclose the making of meaning, what artistic interventions are necessary, how do we confront the image?
Research into Kesey's romance with LSD revealed the irony the great counter culture drug originated in experiments by the CIA, not to liberate, but to enslave, to be used for interrogation, even torture.
He is liberated but never free.
It's been liberating, but a backlash is no surprise.
In one sense it feels liberating, but in another sad.
"Iraq has not been liberated, but invaded and occupied.
Syria may not be liberated, but Hilary Benn has been.
"At this point", writes Barry Schwartz in "The Paradox of Choice", "choice no longer liberates, but debilitates.
The libido had been liberated, but where was it supposed to go?
