Sentence examples for liberates it from from inspiring English sources
"Laura" grounds the text in its own time, liberates it from an excess of adult emotion and reasonableness.
It may seem strange to contemplate the script of such a terse movie, but "Furious 7," as written by Chris Morgan, turns the word "family" into a metaphor that liberates it from the pieties of home; it offers the pulp immediacy of a world without parents, a lateral world of affinities built of unquestioned tests and forged with unfailing responsibility.
It is not just worthless in itself, but exposes the bankruptcy of the 21st-century cliche that you can set the art of today confidently beside the art of the past in a way that somehow liberates it from the dust of museums.
Tankyrase 1 plays a critical role in regulating the quantity of TRF1 at telomeres, since tankyrase 1 mediated poly(ADP-ribosyl)ation of TRF1 liberates it from telomeres [ 16, 17].
(She liberated it from its masonry collar).
I'd wanted to check the place out ever since Orient-Express Hotels bought the property in 1999 and liberated it from its Laura Ashley phase.
During the work, the dancers will unfold, elevate and wrap themselves in the rug, liberating it from its static hanging in the space.
A century later Lord Rayleigh, an English physicist, isolated from the air a gas that he thought was pure nitrogen, but he found that it was denser than nitrogen that had been prepared by liberating it from its compounds.
Although not included here, Ms. Amos's more recent work (seen in a 1994 show at Art in General in TriBeCa) turns up the heat, embracing expressionism to liberate it from its oppressive heritage.
According to Kennedy, "It is unquestionably the greatest British work in the oratorio form... [it] opened a new chapter in the English choral tradition and liberated it from its Handelian preoccupation".
And by allowing art its commonplace mortality, Conceptualism actually liberated it from time, permitting it to circulate in new forms endlessly into the future.
