Sentence examples for liberating practice from inspiring English sources

Chan's iconoclastic rhetoric and its fondness for using such apparently negative terms as no-thought, no-mind and no-cultivation as cardinal points of liberating practice might suggest seeing Chan as a premodern form of deconstructivism.

A nudist, or naturist, lifestyle is certainly not for everyone, but those who practice it swear it's liberating practice.

CareCloud's system also comes with a revenue cycle management back-office service that aims to liberate practices from initiating expensive insurance claim follow-up efforts, posting of remittance and other functions.

She balked at the idea promoted by other feminists of the day that women had to forgo these practices to become liberated.

The unit was the first to enter Seoul after North Korea invaded the South in 1950, and Mr. Kim's father often watched war games in which the unit's tanks practiced "liberating" Seoul and other cities.

The practice of liberating the occasional page from a manuscript goes back hundreds of years, but it became more common when medieval art started to pique collectors' interest in the 19th century.

"I wouldn't go that far," Crosby said, laughing, when asked if he felt liberated to be practicing in a regular helmet and visor.

MIDNIGHT (IFC) INDIE SEX II: TABOO Night 2 of this mini-series looks at the way independent films liberate unusual sexual practices by putting them squarely on the screen.

Geralt's second-class citizenship ought, on paper, to be irksome and deflating, but in practice it's liberating.

Instead of attaining a complete cessation of thought, some sort of mental activity must take place: a liberating cognition, based on the practice of mindful awareness.

European practice may seem liberated, but in fact it is repressive and oppressive.