Sentence examples for liberating of from inspiring English sources

There are only three reasons for things going wrong: you have chosen the wrong person, you are asking too much of them, or you haven't given them enough training.'" It doesn't sound the most liberating of strategies, I suggest.

I thought nothing could be more obvious than the parallels between protest against the war in Vietnam and the liberating of the animals in the zoo, but no one got it in America when it was published".

Through the years, my mother was confounded that of the many landmark lawsuits she argued — for Title IX (Cook v. Colgate University) or military law (U.S. v. Newak) — people remarked most frequently about the liberating of what is, by many accounts, a fairly seedy watering hole.

Touring across Europe, zooming through countries, ought to produce the most liberating of feelings, but as my colleague Gehane points out, having just finished Brave New World, she sometimes feels like John the Savage, trapped in her lighthouse by the angry mob; or Winston Smith (she's now reading Nineteen Eighty-Four so you can tell what kind of mood she's in).

Web 2.0 was largely about open APIs and the liberating of data across the internet.

He says it's because his new girlfriend, Charlize Theron, is a strong woman who provoked him to change his ways, and that it will be "liberating of bullshit and ugliness to destroy my cowardly killing machines".

I'm going to be liberating out-of-work actors from call centres.

Zhu then announced his intention of liberating all of China from Mongol rule and proclaimed a new dynasty effective with the beginning of 1368.

"I feel we have been liberated of an awful nightmare that was suffocating us for 11 years.

Like the Amex and the Walkers, the "Manchester City Stadium" is liberated of its regular Etihad branding for the tournament.

Under the wall that had once circled the parade ground, the Minister spotted several pairs of feet, purple and bloated, liberated of their shoes.