Sentence examples for liberating choice from inspiring English sources

South African cleric and Nobel Peace Prize recipient Desmond Tutu thought the name "Freedom" was a liberating choice for the canine peacemaker.

For many, the choice to tattoo is a liberating alternative to plastic surgery or hiding the loss of a breast.

Here are three ways that I find nuptials to be a liberating queer choice -- for straight and gay couples alike.

E-commerce has liberated commercial choice, particularly in lower-tier cities where bricks and mortar stores continue to underwhelm, to an extent unimaginable a few years ago.

Other critics hailed it as "the British answer to Thirtysomething"; in 1998, Meg Carter wrote in The Independent, "More than 10 years on, Granada Television has finally produced a modern show that mines the rich seam of a generation that is as confused as it is liberated by increased choice and freedom, and that caters for an audience which has not, traditionally, watched very much ITV".

Some choice is liberating; too much choice is paralyzing.

Rejecting motherhood was undoubtedly a liberating, and maybe necessary, choice for women who wanted to lead full lives in the desperately pro-natalist period after World War II, when "The Second Sex" was published.

According to the author, her choice to liberate herself "from the anxiety of notoriety" has helpted her to establish "a space that is free, where [she] feels active and present".

The parents' "rebellious" choices liberated their daughters.

Too much choice is not liberating.

This new 'awareness of choice' is incredibly liberating.