Sentence examples for liberating powers from inspiring English sources

And if the show has any special liberating powers for questioning teenagers, those may derive from the show's creation.

A fable aspiring to celebrate the liberating powers of nonconforming outsiders, "Chocolat" dares even to come out in favor of sexual passion and against wife beating.

This flavorless marshmallow of a musical, adapted from the popular 1984 movie of the same title, is all about the liberating powers of dancing to rock 'n' roll.

Some of them, like Mr. Servais and Jaco von Dormael, whose beloved "Toto le Héros" (1991) is a highlight of the program, delight in the liberating powers of fantasy.

This subject was forced upon Keats by the painful death of his brother and his own failing health, and the odes highlight his struggle for self-awareness and certainty through the liberating powers of his imagination.

In his landmark 1923 book Vers une architecture (Towards a New Architecture), he argues against architectural "style" and ornament and for a return to the geometric basics - a revolution made possible by concrete, steel and the liberating powers of industry.

For a play about the liberating power of art, it feels constricted and contrived.

It is a film about the cathartic, liberating power of dance.

We're a liberating power, as nations in Europe and Asia can attest as well.

Lee can sound almost evangelical when he talks about the liberating power of technology.

Here is the liberating power of modern art at its most political.