Sentence examples for liberated thinking from inspiring English sources

It was a cool nod from a master to fashion's liberated thinking.

Though Ms. Reeves, as Frank's new bride, Marissa, gets an in-home lesson from an instructor (Andy Dick) that shows she's capable of liberated thinking, too.

"It forces them to look for unprescribed solutions and liberates their thinking.

The introduction of the principles of futures thinking and futures research does not only aid in anticipating futures but also liberates and expands thinking on present issues.

Michael Reid urges the naysayers to liberate their thinking and perhaps also an unfairly disregarded part of the world.

In general the authors who have concerned themselves with the role of replication in selection strive to liberate our thinking from the hold that genes and organisms have over us.

Its various contributors, some of whom are prominent figures in the Syrian opposition, like Yassin Al Haj Saleh, want to shed light on the history and culture of Syrian society in its various components in order to "liberate Syrian thinking within the framework of an independent media outlet".

And you know, when you're campaigning, you, I think you're liberated to say things without thinking about, 'Okay, how am I gonna actually practically implement this.'".

He sprinkles his speech with other phrases too, like "play wit it," referring to when his players are liberated and relaxed, not thinking about what to do with the baseball, and "holla".

There was still some of the jargon of old, that the party must "continue to liberate our way of thinking... further unleash and develop the productive forces... and steadfastly take the road of prosperity for all".

Picture it: Mr. Mandela, newly free after 27 years in prison, using his inaugural platform to inform us that we all have the right to be gorgeous, talented and fabulous, and that thinking so will liberate others.