Sentence examples for liberating right from inspiring English sources

Pretty liberating, right?

You know this experience; it's somewhat liberating, right?

A pretty liberating thought, right?

How sad is it that society screams "oppressive and wrong" at this, while plastering billboards and media with pornographic depictions that shriek "liberating and right".

Although he never stated his exact reasons, it seems clear that Rustin's decision to return to King's inner circle was in accord with his earthy spirituality -- faith-fueled commitments to the nonviolent work of liberating the oppressed right now and to the difficult practice of seeking and offering forgiveness along the rugged path to freedom.

The reaction equation is as follows (Cichowicz 1983): The reaction is exothermic and self-perpetuating to the right, liberating large amounts of ZnCl2 as a hot vapor.

But the thought cannot escape us that the prime purpose of men like Sergeant Dawoud – and all his fellow soldiers here – was not, surely, to liberate Aleppo but to liberate the occupied Golan Heights, right next to the land which the "jihadis" apparently thought they were "liberating" yesterday – until they discovered that Aleppo was not Jerusalem.

"Liberating" is exactly the right word.

As unromantic an expert as Dennis B. Ross, who ran the Middle East account for President Clinton, thinks Wolfowitz is right, that liberating Iraq would not only chasten despots and encourage democrats but that it could also unleash a joy in Iraq that would help alleviate the wider Arab anger against America.

What matters is that Obama, having just won reëlection, is liberated to do the right thing.

It is a place of trust too, shared by people from the "right" backgrounds, liberated from their habitual lowly concerns.