With so many good quarterbacks, more coaches will feel liberated to open the playbook a bit.
VERO BEACH, FLA., FEB. 14 Looking remarkably young and liberated, Joe Torre opens the last spring at Dodgertown before the Dodgers move to a new base in Arizona.
"Art liberates us, opens us, frees us, and to have open access is a terrific thing".
In Britain, 1956 came as a shock, but a liberating one, opening the door to a new era of liberalism and innovation.
And in the face of the liberating open marriage, what is most surprising is that Rinaldi returns to monogamy.
But while Mr. Perle and Mr. Frum are unrelentingly pessimistic about a prospective Palestinian state, they are downright Pollyanna-ish about the prospects for a democratic Iraq: "We liberated an entire nation, opening the way to a humane, decent civil society in Iraq -- and to reform of the ideological and moral climate of the whole Middle East".
Or will Brexit actually liberate UK open data and increase transparency, with the Government abandoning austerity in favour of public investment?
I'm not even asking them to liberate Palestine, just open the crossings".
Of course, it is also important to be confident about what we are good at, but I've found being transparent about challenges is liberating, and often opens up others to share their authentic selves with me rather than judge me.
The benefits of the technology are undeniable; aside from the obvious -- sex, and fast -- the app helped usher out antiquated views of moralized sexuality, thus opening up a liberated space for proudly sexual beings to be just that.
