Sentence examples for liberating writing from inspiring English sources
Plan it as a novel from the beginning – but then it was liberating writing those stories without having to think how they'd fit in.
It was liberating writing back and officially forgiving him and signing off as "Your Friend".
About the only solid defense of the book seems to come from a yet-unpublished piece to which Ms. Wolf alerted this reporter, in the British lesbian magazine Diva ("truly liberating," wrote its author).
Was Raymond liberating to write?
It must also have been liberating to write each play with a clean slate, to not have your audience look at one play in light of the others and decide that he was getting better or going off the boil.
Musically Erskine relished the challenge, and the creatively liberating process of writing around a theme, quoting The Streets' A Grand Don't Come for Free, and Janelle Monae's The ArchAndroid as concept album forerunners.
He's liberated to write drama the way Monk, Coltrane, Kirk, Shepp, Mingus make jazz.
In the final scene, after the camp has been liberated, Wiesel writes of young men going into Weimar "to rape German girls".
"In the weeks ahead, I want us to offer all schools the chance to enjoy academy-style freedoms so that heads and teachers across the country can be liberated," he wrote.
Do you find the formality of script writing paradoxically liberating?
Kitty Empire from The Observer reviewed the song positively, writing "Cyrus liberates her inner Christina Aguilera in the company of rapper French Montana, blending old-time jazzy balladry, I Put a Spell on You, romantic righteousness and dubstep sub-bass".
