Sentence examples for liberating things from inspiring English sources

Here now is an excerpt from Hannity's new novel, Check Out the Rack On Freedom: Damn I'd Do Liberating Things to That.

Liberating things are the daily items that enable you to get your chores, living, and leisure sorted.

Lone Wolf also teaches Kali a new way to think about stealing — "liberating" things from the capitalist machine — and she takes it upon herself to liberate a gun.

One of the liberating things about the Web is the freedom it seems to offer.

One of the liberating things about serving a modern American menu is the carte blanche it extends the chef; contemporary "American" cooking can be just about anything.

One of the most liberating things you can do is eliminate the word "perfect" from your life, especially when it comes to food and body image.

They felt that now that we were liberated, things would be different overnight but did not realize that it doesn't happen that way.

"You're liberated from things you love and things you don't like".

For him, personalisation was not about doing things to people, but liberating their own abilities to do things for themselves.

Hannah refuses to join them, declaring that it's liberating not to do things you hate.

When I left the Senate, I felt more liberated to do things that I felt were fun to do.