Sentence examples for liberate from from inspiring English sources

By choosing girls to liberate from the tyranny of antimaterialism, Target implied that buying its wares was part of thevictory.

Inside the town, which hundreds of British soldiers fought to liberate from the Taliban during Britain's decade-long engagement in Afghanistan, fear is everywhere.

Even by the doublespeak standards of a debate in which the intent to deepen poverty is styled as the wish to liberate from dependency, this disgusts.

The most poignant character, Featherstone Jim Cummingss), is a pink plastic flamingo with a Cuban accent who the lovers liberate from a shed in an overgrown garden.

Alcohol is attractive partly because it damps down the natural exuberance of such minds; the internet seems to encourage it and liberate from the mundane altogether.

He believes in a democratic Iraq and its cultural education which he can help liberate from the mental shackles of dictatorship.

Taste has largely been liberated from politics.

Gainsborough has been liberated from Duchamp.

But he was utterly liberated from that.

Agatha is "liberated from the human wheel".

The opinion writers will be liberated from the back pages.