Sentence examples for liberating qualities from inspiring English sources
Photographing underwater is not easy, especially for someone seeking to isolate only its most romantic, liberating qualities.
Free speech — for all its liberating qualities, this founding virtue of ours imposes huge burdens on the speaker and comes with its own set of civil rules.
But lyrically, it advances some themes from its predecessor, like the simultaneously confining and liberating qualities of pain and the paralysis brought about by self-doubt.
We need to move towards reclaiming the liberating qualities of the Bible, which promotes feminism, gender and racial equality for marginalised communities.
His molten-metal sound has been, however, a more significant influence on the evolution of postbop and free-jazz than is often credited, and he redeployed the inspirational and liberating qualities of the music selflessly as a counsellor and teacher.
In fact, bad attitudes or unfettered tongues seem to be one of the liberating qualities of today's late-lifers, as though the closer they get to the end the more they have to say about what they're leaving behind.
This was the moment when the big, open style of abstract expressionism - so differently but brilliantly manifested by Pollock and Rothko - made the rangy, liberating quality of American art deeply attractive.
"There is almost a liberating quality looking for a new path in life".
For some people, the idea that they may not be entirely at fault for some of their less desirable qualities is liberating, conferring a scientifically backed reprieve from guilt and self-doubt.
How liberating it felt to be able to list all of my best qualities without being interrupted by someone else's irritating questions.
