Sentence examples for liberating opportunities from inspiring English sources

Finally, if you and your pooch take advantage of these fantastic and liberating opportunities, please do what all the beaches tell you to do: "Keep the beaches clean".

Many see it as a liberating opportunity, free of meddling corporate suits, to inexpensively sketch out ideas and try them out on a potential Internet audience of 150 million.

On the other hand, for a "strong" or creative individual nihilism presents a liberating opportunity to take responsibility for meaning, to exercise creativity by "transvaluing" her values, establishing a new "order of rank".

We made a decision to partner with Opportunity very pointedly, because we wanted cabi to be an organization that not only impacted the lives of women entrepreneurs across the U.S. through a liberating opportunity, but we knew we wanted our impact to extend across the world.

What some might see as a huge handicap — i.e., a Batman show minus Batman — Earley considers a liberating creative opportunity.

President Obama would lay a gift at the feet of European liberal internationalists: the opportunity to liberate the social-democratic "doctrine of the international community" from its long entombment within "the Bush doctrine".

That doesn't threaten the playwright; it potentially liberates and provides more opportunities.

"Some of them will find it difficult but many will probably be liberated to pursue new opportunities and to get on with their lives," he said.

At scale, if this was recognised as a mainstream "alternative" investment with a weighting of, say, 2% of total funds under management, it would liberate $40bn for investment opportunities that could change the country.

Retirement can also be felt as liberating due to the opportunity to complete previously unrealized plans (França 2008), enabling the planning of future projects (Costa and Soares 2009).

Is it so bad to be a single woman today, with all the opportunities and liberated sexual attitudes?