Sentence examples for liberating thought from inspiring English sources

At the end of this seam of logic lies a liberating thought: maybe nobody truly owns anything.

Then he has a wonderful, liberating thought: he is almost 50 and does not have to do this if he does not want to.

He shouldn't entertain any thoughts of failure, up to and including the possibly liberating thought that, on a very long kick, no one will blame him for a miss.

And finally -- a liberating thought for the millennium that is now ours -- on literature as a way to escape the ego and give speech not only to other humans "but to the bird perching on the edge of the gutter, to the tree in spring and the tree in fall, to stone, to cement, to plastic....".

My friend is correct: nobody asked me, or any of us, to write, and that's an extremely liberating thought.

Then you look down at that little bundle of your genes--squirming in a onesie, your DNA and RNA mingling with the genes of your beloved queen--and you are hit with a wonderfully liberating thought: it isn't up to you.

The innovations and the solutions that flourish in the technology community in their highest realization seek to connect the worlds of experience and idea, seek to develop cheaper cleaner energy, seek to feed the masses, seek to eradicate disease, seek to liberate thoughts, words and actions.

Wikipedia, a phenomenal success of intellectual collectivism in one specific area of human knowledge (ie, encyclopedic, and ideally in scientific topics), is held up as the model for "liberating" human thought.

Beyond that, the warping is meant to liberate Western thought from Cartesian objectivity.

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As the side-effect of thinking, conscience has its counterpart in judgment as the by-product of the liberating activity of thought.