Sentence examples for liberating moving from inspiring English sources

Holding a concert outdoors is liberating; moving the same concert back indoors is like retranslating from a foreign language back into the original.

Associated Press journalist Jean H Lee (@newsjean) was the first person to Tweet and Instagram from it, closely followed by Dennis Rodman. Lee described the experience as liberating, moving on from the days where she had to leave her phone at the airport.

The potential energy liberated by moving down the Sun's potential well becomes kinetic energy; requiring another large delta-v change to do anything other than rapidly pass by Mercury.

Reinterpret the discomfort of fear as a sure sign of growth and liberate yourself by moving forward anyway.

It is proposed that Prp22 functions to liberate mRNA by moving along mRNA in a 3′ to 5′ directionality to disrupt U5 mRNA interaction [ 176].

In an amiably sappy way, "Hairspray" is offering a racial fable: blacks teach whites how to move, liberating their bodies, and whites help blacks gain their rights.

They remember the day and its aftermath with an insouciance -- a mostly unquotable insouciance -- that is both moving and strangely liberating.

We seem to be moving in this liberating direction.

It puts you in touch with the earth beneath your feet and liberates you to move in a more natural, healthy way.

Through the evening and into the night, the Stratford Centre houses a community of skaters, dancers and body-poppers who move liberated from stereo to stereo.

Find some songs that describe what you're going through and liberate you to move on.