Sentence examples for liberating us from from inspiring English sources

Liberating us from the grip of OPEC would be our Victory Garden.

Frieze, with its madding crowds, its fizz and daftness, its clutter, goes some way to liberating us from our fear.

But the work remains at once opaque and literal, never liberating us from the uneasy sense that a particular meaning lurks, undiscovered.

But if choice is as painful as social scientists claim (Schwartz says it "tyrannizes" us) — and if miswanting is as prevalent — then a root-and-branch means of liberating us from it will always tempt policymakers and political thinkers.

In fake ads, in his Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer sketches, and seemingly everywhere, he played with the salesmanship at the heart of American life, liberating us from its oppressiveness for a while.

In tomorrow's talk, "Technology and the Future World of Work", Bria, Srnicek and Susskind will imagine the radical potential of technology, liberating us from what David Graeber calls "bullshit jobs".

Teach them how the liberal arts "liberate" us from the tyranny of so-called "truths" by encouraging us to question in the spirit of Socrates and the "Unexamined Life"; how they can lift us out of our own time and place to see ourselves and our thinking as reflections of custom, habit, and perhaps even narrowness; and how they can give us a sense of higher aspiration and the courage to change.

Oh, they liberated us from everything, those dearies.

Technology and empowerment have liberated us from the traditional hierarchy.

Some feminists say we are oppressed, and they have to liberate us from our own oppression.

"He's trying to liberate us from the way we feel about these things".