Sentence examples for liberated from confinement from inspiring English sources

"Accepting that the world is without meaning," he writes, "we are liberated from confinement in the meaning we have made.

Some artworks would be too precious, others too fragile, but that still leaves thousands to be liberated from institutional confinement.

Barefoot we stand at every opportunity, saying with our shoelessness that we are at our leisure and in our more perfectly animal state, connected to the earth with nothing in between, our mashed toes at last liberated from long confinement.

I've used it myself, and it is indeed a technological miracle; the corks practically jump into your waiting palm, so happy to be liberated from their solitary confinement.

Mitochondria contribute to efficient confinement of fatty acids within adipocytes by oxidative removal of fatty acids, liberated from the triacylglycerol pool, by uncoupled beta oxidation.

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".

"Iraq needs to be liberated — liberated from big plans," Salamé said.

You get liberated, and most of all liberated from the self.