Sentence examples for liberating now from inspiring English sources

"But it feels strangely liberating now I'm here".

If the event format gave Cunningham a special freedom during his lifetime, it may be even more liberating now that he's dead.

Strauss's explanation – that he made the decision on purely musical grounds – seems especially liberating now, in an age when gender is being questioned, ripped up, performed with invention and with a sense of choice.

Mr. Orszag told friends that he felt liberated now having only one BlackBerry.

The officers in ELAS, many holding commissions in the pre-war Greek army, presumed this would happen – like De Gaulle did with French communists fighting in the resistance: 'France is liberated, now let's go and fight Germany!' "But the British and the Greek government in exile decided from the outset that ELAS officers and men would not be admitted into the new army.

With the acquisition of Time Warners nationwide cable network, AOL and by extension Liberate now have a chance to bring that kind of interactive solution to non-PC owning homes across the country.

Tobruk had been liberated, now Benghazi!

Women's liberation now means being liberated from stereotypes about what women want.

Searle also noted a "certain irony" that the Western canon, from Socrates to Marx, which had once been seen as "liberating," was now seen as "oppressive".

I'm feel so liberated right now.

Ramadi is close to being liberated even now, so this may actually happen in 2015.