Sentence examples for liberating end from inspiring English sources

Despite the fact that ninety per cent of the event's fifty thousand visitors were male, there were no significant protests from Danish feminists: at the time, many perceived the legalization of porn as the triumphant, liberating end to generations of sexual repression and taboo.

William's death scene is a heartbreaking premonition of Turner's own; Leigh shows it as devastating and liberating, the end and beginning of an era.

Target binding releases the Apt probe and liberates the end of the MB tagged STP to fold back and form a triplex-helix structure with TFO (STP/TFO/STP), allowing MB to approach the Au electrode surface and generating measurable electrochemical signals (eT ON).

Now that they have drummed him into retirement, he might feel liberated to end these terrorist threats to the country (and to his party).

That might happen if the newly liberated papers ended up in different places rather than being consolidated in the way the NIH insists on.

After 6 months of starvation conditions, the Netherlands was liberated, abruptly ending the famine.

The belief however that car workers will be "liberated" by the end of the industry looks better in the economic textbook than in real life.

Kilmarnock's opponents would be 17 Nentori Tirana, a name that translated directly as 17 November, the date Tirana was liberated at the end of the second world war.

And yet I'm writing anyway, because I don't quite know how else to get a handle on the six days I spent with you in October — six days in which I felt embraced and ignored, beloved and rejected, entrapped and, in the end, liberated.

Both brigades rapidly advanced against weak Japanese resistance and most of north-west Borneo was liberated by the end of the war.

Despite Iraqi and U.S. government hopes that Mosul will be liberated by the end of the year, such an outcome seems highly unlikely.