Sentence examples for liberating life from inspiring English sources
Alina is here to take her friend back to share a liberating life waitressing on a tourist boat in Germany.
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Shireen Modi, the Parsi wife, makes a slow and unexpected realisation – that news her dead husband has sired an illegitimate half-Chinese child does not confine her to a living hell but can be a means of new, more liberating, life.
Like all the best comics, Lewis is a disappointed optimist rather than an outright cynic, and it's his thwarted idealism which makes this such a liberating, life-affirming read.
The fight for liberation is as grand as opera, but the dailiness of living a liberated life can come closer to soap opera; the police might not arrest you anymore, but it doesn't mean the girl you just slept with will call you back.
But few contemporaries, not even Garbo (her friend and, for one night at least, her lover), have generated such a mystique, some of it cultivated by Brooks herself during her long period as a recluse during which she gave teasing interviews and wrote Lulu in Hollywood, a frank and graceful autobiography about her independent, liberated life.
Each cherishes national identities and public cultures of pride in social equality, promotion of women's and children's rights, and culturally liberated life styles.
We are all timebound, but today, with the loss of liberating Lou, life is a pigsty.
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But all this creepy serenity is blown away when Lester uproariously flowers into a liberating mid-life crisis.
"So I say let's put all these historical periods in departments of the museum and liberate daily life from the mutated monster of history that was created by quasi- historians".
