Sentence examples for liberate it from from inspiring English sources

He sees Clinton's approach as "a genuine, coherent and actually successful attempt to redefine progressive politics: to liberate it from outdated ideology; to apply its values anew in a new world".

In the long term, analysts say, China's economic ties with Central Asia could liberate it from any concern that the United States could use its superior naval power to enforce a sea blockade, should relations ever deteriorate to the point of confrontation.

In egg extracts, importin α phosphorylation is thought to liberate it from membrane stores into the cytoplasm, thereby promoting its transport activity (Hachet et al., 2004).

EADS also hopes that the merger will liberate it from government interference, leaving it as free to decide its own fate as Unilever is.

As it turns out, Landmarc is possibly the result of circumstances that liberate it from the usual formula.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Rebel commanders in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo vowed Sunday to liberate it from government control as intense street battles there entered a third day.

(She liberated it from its masonry collar).

During the work, the dancers will unfold, elevate and wrap themselves in the rug, liberating it from its static hanging in the space.

A century later Lord Rayleigh, an English physicist, isolated from the air a gas that he thought was pure nitrogen, but he found that it was denser than nitrogen that had been prepared by liberating it from its compounds.

According to Kennedy, "It is unquestionably the greatest British work in the oratorio form... [it] opened a new chapter in the English choral tradition and liberated it from its Handelian preoccupation".

"Laura" grounds the text in its own time, liberates it from an excess of adult emotion and reasonableness.