Sentence examples for liberating world from inspiring English sources

His reputation will remain intact and England might actually enter the new and liberating world of low expectations.

But luckily, the director has made a film about the 'frightening, liberating' world of the festival's Shangri-La area It has transformed the London skyline, but the giant Shard faced hostility all the way.

They live in a newly liberated world.

The Banners are a succinct expression of Gilbert and George's vision of the future – a secular, sexually liberated world, freed from religion and political correctness.

The endless big-sky landscapes were a metaphor for the limitless possibilities of mental and physical adventure, and your classless ragtag band of fellow travellers were the portals to a brave new liberated world.

It feels like a liberated world away from health and safety, rules and regulations; the main thing she is strict about, she says, is that the children are not to swear at or hit each other.

Aki is pulled from the crater holding Gray's body, and is seen looking into the newly liberated world.

From this, incidentally, Mr Winer extrapolates that blogging has "the potential for revolution," democratising and liberating the world.

Whether the president will, in the end, take us to a multitude of wars in the cause of liberating the world from evil, or whether the mission will lose some of its energy when the cost (literal and political) grows, I can't tell.

Fox's recently reissued novel THE GOD OF NIGHTMARES (Norton, $13.95) follows the fortunes of a young woman who abandons her sheltered life on a rural horse farm to search for her aunt in the liberating, bohemian world of New Orleans in 1941.

Yet a few months ago the PLA's official media reported that new recruits now swear to carry out the goal of "Liberating the World".