Sentence examples for liberating book from inspiring English sources
I am thrilled to have, for once, written a useful, educational, and, for some, liberating book.
Mr. Glass appears to have found the project liberating: "Book of Longing" is the freshest, most supple and varied score he has written in several years and a decisive step in what now seems a determination to abandon many of his trademark moves.
The basic idea behind "unschooling" -- or "free range learning" as Laura Grace Weldon calls it in her beautifully liberating book by that title -- is to nurture children's innate curiosity rather than require top-down instruction.
Like a giant slush pile of digitally liberated books, these titles comprise gems of undiscovered brilliance alongside works that might make your eyes bleed.
It also eliminated the unburdening pleasure, once finished, from liberating a book by leaving it on a public bench.
Nothing to be done in those circumstances, though I have been known to resort to guerrilla action: on one occasion, when I had agreed to feed a neighbour's cat, I managed to "liberate" three books and a video which the neighbour swore she had returned or never borrowed.
From first publication, this liberating, sometimes intimidating, book soon became mythologised.
In 1974, Dodson recommended the device in her book Liberating Masturbation.
An early sex educator, she is most well known for her book, Liberating Masturbation: a Meditation on Selflove, which taught women, including women with disabilities, to understand masturbation, a previously taboo subject.
UNDEAD LETTERS:Carl Jung's legendary "Red Book," liberated from a Swiss bank vault, just missed making the hardcover nonfiction list.
