Sentence examples for liberated future from inspiring English sources

When Strachey mocked "tombstone" biographies and offered instead his impertinent Eminent Victorians, he liberated future generations of biographers.

"Elevator to the Gallows," which is being given a theatrical run (at the Sunshine) in conjunction with a Malle retrospective at the Walter Reade Theatre (from June 24th to July 19th), is a proto-New Wave movie, very much a work of the fifties but one that, in retrospect, appears to be pointing toward a liberated future.

In these sometimes frightening moments, we must know what Rustin, Dr. King, and so many of us today understand: the truth destroys to usher in the possibilities of a liberated future.

Start owning your feelings and emotions as they are part of your path to a truly liberated future.

She's very excited to be joining the African American Studies Department, both to study a convoluted past and a more liberated future.

Labor is still bound by borders, and STEM visas are not steps toward a more liberated future.

December 2009 was supposed to be the turning of the tide, when humans collectively liberated the future from the carbon scourge.

After France was liberated, the future cardinal studied literature at the Sorbonne before entering the seminary of the Carmelite fathers in Paris in 1946 and later the Institut Catholique de Paris, a training school for the clergy.

She exudes a nostalgia, invoking the innocence and order of the past, as much as her husband beckons to a liberating future.

It also refers to the dangerous relationship that begins when David Peter Sarsgaardd), a seemingly wealthy charmer, gives her a lift home in his Bristol sports car one rainy day and that threatens to deflect her disastrously from this liberating future.

Much more is summarized by Richard Lazarus in a paper (cited here several times) subtitled "Restraining the Present to Liberate the Future".