Sentence examples for liberating himself from inspiring English sources

Throughout his life, he seems to have kept one step ahead of real catastrophe, thus liberating himself to make waves of minor trouble.

In a recent discussion with the magazine's fiction editor, Deborah Treisman, Saunders said that he began incorporating strange and surreal elements into his work as a way of liberating himself from the habits he'd developed while writing "realism".

The second is the prime minister liberating himself from the obligations of the most basic form of protocol – that when a family has been kicked to the ground, you don't stand there smiling and tell them to enjoy it.

Shaving his head and liberating himself from fake hair seems actually to have been one of the few joyous things that the otherwise glum and weepy Mr. Agassi has done.

That horse, being a horse, duly starts to wander but the MiB keeps his neck intact by grabbing the same knife that slaughtered Teddy and liberating himself from the rope just in time.

At the opera's turning point, when Veronica fails to appear at Brundle's studio to celebrate a breakthrough in his work, he turns to his telepods as a way to consummate the fantasy of liberating himself from his flesh.

A player can liberate himself.

I wouldn't say that he improved but that he liberated himself — from himself.

The owner has liberated himself from the kitchen and sets a tone of bonhomie.

And so, inevitably, in his quest to liberate himself from Walter, he was drawn to entrepreneurship.

It was then that I saw how Dean had liberated himself from his past, liberated himself from his record and liberated himself from the restraints that bind conventional politicians.