Sentence examples for liberating idea from inspiring English sources

It's a liberating idea, allowing each member of the audience to have an intimate encounter with music which is nevertheless conceived on a grand scale.

The interlocutors were separated prosaically by age, but poetically by a noble, liberating idea – migration – and the human ambition therein.

It remains a profoundly liberating idea: my faith is not premised upon the sure foundation of coherent philosophical position.

There's also the primal horror of being chased in an unprotected zone by a swarm of big mean kids with an attitude and a grudge, and the fundamentally liberating idea of escaping to the big bad city — with, of course, an evil genius running the whole show.

There's also the primal horror of being chased in an unprotected zone by a swarm of big mean kids with an attitude and a grudge, and the fundamentally liberating idea of escaping to the big bad city with, of course, an evil genius running the whole show.

And he conveys a liberating idea: "To achieve an authentic life, an individual must direct oneself and resist the pressure of mass society to create standardized human beings".

But once the girls reach adolescence and are besieged with male attention, her liberated ideas come in direct conflict with the religious strictures of the day, and the girls find themselves torn between opposing expectations.

It was gloriously liberating, the idea that I didn't have to finish every book.

"The concept hybrid two-plus-two lideaates the idea of a sport coupe and pushes the boundaries of performance, style and technology".

The panel was clear that to succeed in liberating the ideas and enthusiasm of employees, mutuals had to fully embrace staff involvement in running the business, for example, by having staff representatives on the board.

"In research, I realized there were so many definitions of a circus and that liberated the idea of what a circus could be for me," says Adams. "With this piece I wanted to talk about the linguistic structure of the black body.