Sentence examples for liberating device from inspiring English sources

Giving a narrator the freedom to beam up stories from anywhere in time and space is a potent and liberating device for an artist with a strong vision and tight focus.

It's worth remembering the influence on her work of the Scottish border ballad form, in which terrible things are reported with a dispassion that's almost merry; Sparkian dispassion, like Sparkian humour, is always a liberating device, and practically all of Spark's subsequent fiction has something of this novel's "curious rejoicing" in it.

The escalators are not quite the liberating devices they were on the Pompidou Centre, where they took citizens on a free ride to the sky, but take you to a smallish landing beyond which (unless you have business in the building) you cannot go.

A novel laser assisted method has been employed to liberate the devices non-destructively from the carrier substrate in a planar unstressed format.

But if the device liberated that singer to give a strong performance, well, why not?

For experts the device is liberating.

Some people may feel permanently tethered to the office by their cellphones and laptops, but for others those devices are liberating.

Sam Hall, Amazon's director of wireless products and services, talks about the company's move into mobile devices as liberating the consumer from the constraints of the personal computer.

Here's some tips to help you cope: Go cold turkey The first rule of phone freedom is to have liberated yourself from your device at least twice in your life.

The mobile Internet is still at that first, horseless stage: people tend to think of it simply as the Internet without the wires, rather than something entirely new.Yet the mobile Internet is something new, because of wireless technologies' capacity to bathe the world in bandwidth and liberate people and devices from the constraints of fixed locations.

"The rockets are the device that will liberate all of Palestine," he said.