Sentence examples for liberating to get from inspiring English sources

When talk turned to the menopause, many on the panel agreed it was terrifically liberating to "get rid of periods" and that the anxiety, night sweats and mood swings weren't inevitable for every woman.

Sometimes it's liberating to get rid of the headaches of managing people, wrestling with budgets, enduring long, unproductive meetings and arguing with top management.

There are always more than two sides to any claim, and it can be liberating to get the parties in the room to work through it in real-time and walk in each other's shoes.

As a singer myself, it's liberating to get on the set and throw all ego – and notes – aside and surprise people".

It's not me, and it's always liberating to get a song to the point where it's not about me, but somebody else.

Michael Logan of TV Guide noted that you needed "skill to play a bad singer", to which DeGarmo said that it's harder than people realize: "but it's really liberating to get out there and be bad.

Because I love to travel and experience new places, my intention with maiden-voyage.com has always been to liberate women to get out and see the cities they travel to, helping to make their experience both safe and social.

"Within their group you could be you, say what you thought and go with it – it felt liberating for me to get to know them".

You'll be amazed how liberating it is to get your fiscal affairs in order.

Like trying to scrounge a few unoccupied inches to get liberated for a jump shot.

The daughters are liberated from social pressure to get married, so they, too, are beginning to live their lives.