Sentence examples for liberating events from inspiring English sources

The Inauguration of Obama and the convening of the 111th Congress, with its big Democratic majorities, were liberating events for DeMint.

The Joker represents the chaotic nature of evil; Bane represents the committed terrorist, for whom death and destruction are liberating events.

One of the most riveting and liberating events of postwar life was the Soviet policy of glasnost, the Gorbachev-era explosion of media.

Gershom Schocken told his son Amos that his father's death was among the most liberating events in his life, rivalling his acquisition of a driver's license.

By David Remnick March 12, 2014 One of the most riveting and liberating events of postwar life was the Soviet policy of glasnost, the Gorbachev-era explosion of media.

The Corrections of 2001 was in many ways a heartfelt fictional response to those inadvertently liberating events; it carried the mature writer's sense of tragic absurdity, which finds its best expression in the things we do, willingly or not, for love.

Mrs. Ransome, while initially distraught, slowly begins to see the burglary as a liberating event.

The culture-warping climate was buoyed by liberating global events: Thatcher was out, Mandela freed from prison, the Berlin Wall newly fallen.

Between 1974 and 1984, Kikoïne shot dozens of movies capturing the wild side of a generation that had just been liberated by the events of May '68, emancipated by the contraceptive pill and not yet wrecked by AIDS.

It should follow that all such moments are liberated by OR events, and that their frequency would depend on the number and density of MTs.

A cysteine protease domain then cleaves the toxin between L3428 and A3429 (Fig. 4A) and additional cleavage events liberate the actin cross-linking and Rho-inactivation domains from their membrane anchors (Sheahan et al., 2007; Prochazkova and Satchell, 2008).