Sentence examples for liberated enough from inspiring English sources

Bill and Hill took enough loot to fill a small hotel and liberated enough criminals to populate a new Australia.

Voters, it seems, have begun asking of entrepreneurs and their champions what they asked of hippies around 1971: Aren't you liberated enough already?

With luck, all the squeezing will have liberated enough lemon juice to comfortably cover the fruit; if not, add more before sealing the jar.

To his supporters, Mr. Bolton is a truth teller, a policy innovator who is liberated enough from the department's clubby confines to speak his mind, even at the risk of upsetting diplomatic strategies.

But when I think of him feeling compelled to advance the Germanic cause by writing symphonies and oratorios, I wish he had been liberated enough to have given us more works like "Kreisleriana," a set of eight impetuous piano pieces inspired by a character from the writings of E. T. A. Hoffmann and dedicated to Chopin.

Are there occasional excesses on the part of students of color, LGBTQIA (Google it) students, and others who have only recently been liberated enough to speak openly?

The RiboLyser treatment did not liberate them efficiently enough to serve as functional TLR2 ligands.

But even though the city had been formally liberated, few people felt secure enough to return.

Enough energy is liberated in the last step to convert the electronic configuration of the luciferase-luciferyl-adenylate complex from a low-energy ground state to a high-energy excited state.

They were happy enough to be liberated from the tyranny of the American-backed warlords by the Islamist militias, but that does not mean they would welcome a Taliban-style regime.Some of the Islamists who signed the peace deal with the transitional government in Khartoum last week were businessmen; their interest is more commercial than spiritual.

Do it well enough and streets become liberated from speeding, one-tonne metal boxes.