Sentence examples for liberating game from inspiring English sources

"I'm imperfect, you're imperfect," can be a liberating game if our goal is to invent newer ways of behaving together and realizing there are people to help us.

Computer and Video Games found the levity of Wario's games "liberating" compared to big Nintendo franchises such as Mario and The Legend of Zelda.

It hides the pain of others, liberating your cruelty in games and forums.

"The woman who was choreographing me in 'The Pajama Game' thankfully liberated me from my virginity," he recalled.

He himself had raced onto the field after the 1958 game and liberated the athletic tape that offensive tackle Roosevelt Brown had just torn off his hands.

Gareth Southgate had hoped his side's win over Sweden in their second group game would liberate his players but here they were clinically dispatched by opponents who they have now failed to beat in five meetings at this tournament.

As a result of his straitlaced approach, the actors — who all seem game — aren't liberated; they're stuck somewhere between realism and parody, trying to present genuine feelings in a Charles Ludlam-like setting.

His England teams played with courage and pride, as English players invariably do, but they were never much more than monoliths of grinding efficiency, as indeed they were for much of this tournament until suddenly liberated into a more expansive game following the injury to Beckham, which left him out of the game and weeping from the bench, and the dismissal of the naive and perhaps unfit Rooney.

Every week my team talks to companies that have liberated themselves from this shell game.

Liberating Your Life from the Blame Game: The First Essential Step and Antidote.

Suddenly liberated from the toil of the game, Vigurs then produced a delightful piece of skill.