Sentence examples for liberating his from inspiring English sources
Nelson's Special Forces unit fought alongside Gen. Abdul Rashid Dostum of the Northern Alliance, a courageous, relatively liberal leader who pulls double duty here by liberating his country and breaking out of the book's broad-shouldered tough guy mold.
Look in the Times's own pages: on May 17th, in the Book Review, Dostum appears as a courageous, relatively liberal leader who pulls double duty here by liberating his country and breaking out of the book's broad-shouldered tough guy mold.
Billy, as the show takes pains to emphasize, is not liberating his inner poofter through dance.
By liberating his creative impulses, he ranged into seemingly endless new, creative territory.
But Maynard Jackson, the city's first black mayor, recognized the Battle of Atlanta's role in liberating his ancestors.
And it was in his early stand-up routines that Williams really flew and was free, liberating his frenetic, irrepressible verbal gifts.
His tactic has always been to liberate his enemies from their fears.
With "The Tree of Life," Malick liberated his cinematic vision by going to its source.
Often accused of domineering tendencies, he here liberated his musicians, let them be.
He tried to liberate his mother and brother, but they refused to go with him.
