Sentence examples for liberating to work from inspiring English sources

"In a sense, I found it liberating to work in a male-dominated field.

But you're asking if it was liberating to work with very limited elements, and the answer is: Wildly so.

For the executive chefs, Patricia Yeo and Pino Maffeo, it must be liberating to work unfettered by the requirements of genre cooking.

A number of artists I spoke with described it as uniquely liberating to work in a 3-D space where every last detail — from color and texture to sound and light —is readily configurable, where pixels are always cheap and in abundance and where laws concerning gravity and other matters of physics simply don't apply.

But it's been liberating to work within the structure of the French Revolution, where disruption can be regenerative, where extremes are OK, where I kind of get a free pass to break a few rules.

When I asked her, while writing this, if she would rather I spent more time alone with the children, so that the childcare was split 50 50, meaning she would be liberated to work more, or socialise more, or sleep more, she said absolutely not: the thought of spending less time with the children rather than more would be horrible.

Targus products enhance productivity, connectivity, and security, liberating users to work in any and all environments with the utmost convenience and comfort.

Mr. Alexander said he still planned to run for a third term in 2014, and that stepping down from the leadership would "liberate" him to work behind the scenes shaping Republican policy.

Thiel's fellowship pays kids a stipend that liberates them to work on ways to improve the world, rather than saddling them with debt.

The key to enabling each young man and woman to become part of society is liberating each person to work on terms mutually agreeable to that person and to his or her employer.

Put simply, combining people with machines will liberate healthcare workers to work at their best and truly put the "care" into the healthcare industry.