Sentence examples for liberating aggression from inspiring English sources

The prologue of Shapiro's new book is very different – not a scene of liberating aggression in the mean streets of Middlesex, but a glittery court masque at the Banqueting House in Whitehall, on 6 January 1606.

The Gulf war achieved most of Mr Bush's announced goals: Kuwait was liberated, aggression was punished, oil reserves were kept out of hostile hands.

The forces of aggression are liberating, etc.

But the Vietnam War (in the minds of the people who directed it) was fought to prevent Communism from expanding, not to roll it back in territories where Communists were already in power; the rationale was "stopping Communist aggression," not "liberating an oppressed people".

"Our focus was on liberating Kuwait and making sure aggression did not pay… and that as a summary of what happened is very fair".

I had to leave my family behind to liberate my motherland from colonialism and aggression and oppression by thieves who wish to steal our land and wipe Cambodia off the face of the earth".

That is what he did in the first days of the crisis, apparently considering it necessary to mouth stale rhetoric by condemning Israeli aggression and encouraging dreams of liberating Palestinians from Jewish control.

The lyrics may be a litany of aggression, but the tone – and the crowd reception – is gleeful, liberating.

There's also a range of insult, aggression, insolence, and pure roaring selfishness elevated to an art form by the liberating absence of shame.

I'm not in favour of aggression for its own sake but in this context it is empowering and liberating and at the end everybody goes out for a beer and loves each other.

In terms of speaking about, conceptualizing and developing strategies for dealing with what has been happening in Ukraine, Europe should liberate itself from the miasma of pretending that what has been going on is anything other than Russian aggression.