Sentence examples for liberating atmosphere from inspiring English sources
Beyond this, though, it's all rather uninspiring - little of the liberating atmosphere of the Bundestag's magnificent new building comes across.
In the liberating atmosphere of London, Orthodox Serbs, Catholic Croats and Bosnian Muslims from the heart of Balkan darkness could form warm friendships, even when war was raging.
My American colleague reckons it is regarded by natives as merely another fashion accessory, to be buffed, carefully arranged and prominently displayed so as to leave no doubt as to what might be in store in the liberating atmosphere of privacy.
The benefit is a lack of light pollution in the atmosphere, liberating the constellations in the night sky.
Instead, he looked to "the liberating and liberalizing air of Chapel Hill" and the people who worked in the University and fostered a specific atmosphere.
The remnant of yeasts and CO2 are not analyzed in this work because the former are proposed to be recycled and the latter could be liberated to the atmosphere to be consumed by carrot plants during their growth.
What is glaringly obvious is that the amount of CO2 liberated into the atmosphere as a result of human activity (some 50 gigatonnes per annum) far exceeds the amount of CO2 currently used as a feedstock for the production of useful materials.
Discussion on thermally activated process for Ω and dislocation kinetics indicated that the suppression of plastic instability leading to superplastic elongation is controlled by liberating immobile dislocations from a solute atmosphere.
The struggles and frustrations Larsen revealed in the black female protagonists of her novels Quicksand (1928) and Passing (1929) likely register the problems their creator faced as a sophisticated New Negro woman trying to find her own way in the supposedly liberated racial and sexual atmosphere of the 1920s.
