Sentence examples for liberates itself from from inspiring English sources

The Sonata Op 110 does something different: it liberates itself from musical shackles in a kind of euphoric self-immolation.

The Sonata Op 110 does something different: it liberates itself from musical shackles in a kind of euphoric self-immolation.

Raury's banner jam, "God's Whisper," liberates itself from compartmentalization while forgoing all alienation that usually follows in such efforts.

This was a national liberation — like Italy liberating itself from Austria, like the unification of Germany in the nineteenth century.

Williams wants the church to "liberate" itself from this issue.

He serves his apprenticeship during Italy's campaign to liberate itself from Austrian rule.

He later changed his opinion when, he said, the medium had "liberated" itself from the "colonial baggage" of British influence.

I knew that Ajdabiya was among the first, if not the first, to liberate itself from government forces.

The United States needs to liberate itself from the mind-set that it cannot afford to change its economic strategy.

Liberating itself from the confines of physical space, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has launched a service that has already gone viral.

The soul must then try to liberate itself from the body and ascend to the fixed star from which it fell.