Sentence examples for liberating note from inspiring English sources

One liberating note concerned Antonio Cassano, the Milan striker.

One woman, whose partner forced her to take the bonus to pay for a patio, switches her loyalty to Sandra and later says, in a liberating note of joy, "I've never decided anything for myself before".

It is liberating to note that chili was in no way invented by Texans, and therefore they do not have a lock on authenticity.

That cracked the dam, and within seconds everyone liberated his note, some of them two or three times.

Yet a year later the 7th Armoured Brigade was charging through the desert to liberate Kuwait, notes Beevor.

On a more personal note, it feels liberating to me to go bra-less some of the time.

When its founding president, Sukarno, proclaimed its independence, the author notes, "he was liberating a nation that didn't really exist, imposing a notional unity on a ragbag of islands that had only a veneer of shared history, and little common culture": 13,466 islands with over 360 ethnic groups, speaking 719 languages.

Whereas People Time was a relatively traditional sketch show, 2016, liberated from the notes of television executives, is a far weirder and more impressionistic affair.

Gibbons noted that the setting was liberating for him because he did not have to rely primarily on reference books.

As a singer myself, it's liberating to get on the set and throw all ego – and notes – aside and surprise people".

I don't want to go into technical details, simply to note that there's a next step that is even more liberating.