Sentence examples for liberated feeling from inspiring English sources

I was happy to discover a similarly fresh and liberated feeling coming through Arthur Elgort's wonderful show at the Staley-Wise Gallery, in downtown Manhattan.

When his death became known on Tuesday, Mr. Buscetta was mourned by prosecutors and other officials as a hero of the war against organized crime, jarring accolades for a man who once described the "liberating" feeling that comes with pulling the trigger and watching an opponent fall.

That's how I feel at this point in my life, and it's a very freeing and liberating feeling to have.

It's the first Internet service that delivers movies to your TV without a per-movie fee — an incredibly strange, liberating feeling.

"And for the first time, people were liberated from feeling competitive, and it seemed anti-chic to have big plans.

In this dysfunctional family comedy, directed by Niegel Smith, a prodigal son returns home to find that his sister is now a brother and his formerly put-upon mother (the marvelously screwball Kristine Nielsen) is newly liberated and feeling less than wifely.

Importantly, they're not in your pocket all the time either, so you can be liberated from feeling suffocated by others because you're setting an obvious standard to them that you expect space to form a part of your relationships with others.

I wonder first, if that original liberating feeling persists?

There's no M.C. or anyone else to tell you what the answer is, and that's a liberating feeling.

I also get a feeling that I can create and make my own "destiny" for any given race, which is an empowering and liberating feeling.

Rather than feeling liberated, as one might expect on a lengthy road trip, traveling on the bus made me feel like a prisoner.