Sentence examples for liberating message from inspiring English sources

For every anxious soul that's a liberating message, and it makes Musgraves something of a soothsayer for the digital age.

The conclusion she reaches, never mind Simone de Beauvoir's liberating message all those years ago, is that biology is destiny.

Focus on the 9,000 things you can do!" It's a sensible, upbeat, even liberating message, one that probably helps many patients move on with their lives.

In her new book, "The Truth About Grief," Ruth Davis Konigsberg sends a liberating message: there's no "right" way to respond to a loss.

And in such a time and place, the simple but liberating message of "3 Idiots" — enjoy what you're doing, and success will follow — may inspire many to do just that.

Rather than telling people what to do or not to do, it contains the liberating message of letting people follow their own dreams and aspirations.

But here's what you might not know: Many religious traditions teach liberating messages about gender and sexuality that people barely talk about.

"You are liberating us," one message declared.

The book works, said Walker, because it's romance and it's well done, "but also because the author has been so clever in writing a fantasy about bondage, which is also liberating … The message is that the books are liberating for women.

In this process, a membrane-bound protein is cleaved, liberating a soluble messaging molecule that can play a role in a variety of cellular processes, including apoptosis, lipid metabolism and the response to viral infection (Lal and Caplan, 2011).

For example, Miriam Makeba, whom I was named after did a significant job in South Africa by liberating people with her message as a singer.