Sentence examples for liberating approach from inspiring English sources

Through these years, she was constantly studying the sources of movement and refining her own liberating approach to dance, which she claimed to have discovered in the waves breaking on California shores, in the art of ancient Greece, in the ideas of Whitman, Nietzsche and Wagner.

Or will it emerge with a more theological, liberating approach to the human condition?

There's many ways to tell a story, and sometimes the most liberating approach comes from knowing exactly what you have at your disposal.

It's a really liberating approach that has served me well, and has allowed me to take instinctive risks that ultimately proved to be the right decision for both my clients and my company.

This liberated approach to travel has been building for years.

In comments on NPR about her tribute to Holiday, Wilson remarked that it would be insulting to try to sing like Holiday, instead she wanted to explore Billie's musically liberated approach.

This liberating and exciting approach suited Affinity perfectly since it would separate the band from other contemporary outfits such as Yes, Genesis, Led Zeppelin, Family, and Humble Pie".

Its novel approach liberates huge amounts of hitherto untapped transmission capacity.The two sides in the UWB standards war disagree over how best to spread signals out over the radio spectrum, however.

The Berliners, perhaps liberated by the approach of the finish line, played with disciplined fury; the strings supplied a rumbling fullness of tone that had been missing on previous nights.

For Jobson, the democratisation of cinema brought about by digital equipment has broken down the phoney ivory tower – he predicts the industry will fill up with creative people from all sorts of disciplines, all the more liberated in their approach because they haven't been to film school.

This liberated him to approach decisions, large and small, in a completely different way.