Sentence examples for liberating impact from inspiring English sources

It's as if the Q & A with Mr. Wilder (whom Mr. Crowe worships as the master of bittersweet truth) helped him to finally tell his personal story about the liberating impact of rock.

The authors suggest that since most of what became the Moon would have been liberated by the impact from the Earth, similarities between the isotope fractions should be more pronounced.

"The liberation of Sinjar will have a big impact on liberating Mosul," Barzani, who personally oversaw the offensive, said atop Mount Sinjar, overlooking the town.

It is the enthusiasm and curiosity of dedicated researchers in scholarly inquiry and broad impact that liberates new possibilities for data.

Komljenovic et al. [41] found that liming influenced the annual production yields, but so did the climatic factors; given the low dissolution process of the CaCO3 added, it is difficult to think that the dissolved liberated Ca2+ could have more impact than the sesquioxides.

Recently Forbes.com sat down with Liberates CEO Mitchell Kertzman to discuss the impact of the AOL-Time Warner deal on his company.

On his affair's impact on Pat: "I was liberated.

And while it will always be those songs that define her career and impact, Lemper considers herself completely liberated artistically.

This electron beam is directed towards the anode, which subsequently liberates X-rays when impacted.

Besides ending up in the glassy materials forged by impacts, the carbon liberated from the micrometeorites when they vaporize on impact may take the form of amorphous carbon (something akin to soot), graphite, and nanodiamonds all of which are stable on the largely airless planet, despite its hellish temperatures in sunlit areas.

Jon Wiederhorn of Rolling Stone called the album "liberating and enlightening, the songs achieve a startling, staggering and palpable impact".