Sentence examples for liberating view from inspiring English sources

These are tough questions, but can offer you a very enlightened and liberating view on what's happening for you, and what you should do next.Often we avoid these types of soul-searching questions because they know that the answers will require that we take responsibility, and sometimes make major changes.

Betzy Bromberg's hypnotic "Voluptuous Sleep" demands similarly liberated viewing.

This liberating, seventies view was reflected in books with titles such as "The Courage to Divorce" and "Creative Divorce: A New Opportunity for Personal Growth".

I don't think that's my goal, but it would definitely be liberating to view anyone who bothers talking about me good or bad as supporting me in a way.

Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy to name just two who are wildly funny and and smart and fabulously liberated, in my view.

In our view, liberated from constraints, selection would favour the evolution of molecular mechanisms that mediate more rapid somatic development.

Although insistence on human biology has been used conservatively, to limit rather than liberate women, Kingsolver's view of nature is no endorsement of the nuclear family.

In an influential phrase, Pierre Hadot calls this perspective the 'view from above' (1995)—a view that liberates us insofar as we come to see many seemingly important issues as mere trifles.

"You can't pretend biology isn't there, and from many points of view, it is liberating, portraying active, entrepreneurial, ambitious females," Dr. Jolly said.

In China's view, it has liberated Tibet from a feudal system and brooks no tolerance for independence advocates, referring to them as "splittist" agitators inspired by the Dalai Lama, a Nobel laureate.

We can store more on our machines than we could store on things like notebooks and in photographs before, and I view that as quite liberating.