Sentence examples for liberation at from inspiring English sources

That location, away from Chinatown, may explain the sense of liberation at play here.

The struggles continue, but liberation, at least as a concept, is now a part of gay history.

Flamininus then sought to win the goodwill of the Greeks with his famous proclamation of their liberation at the Isthmian Games of 196.

Wells sincerely believed in sexual frankness and women's liberation, at a time when Victorian chastity was curdling into a burdensome hypocrisy.

This was the moment of liberation at which God demonstrated victory over all evil and oppression – including the empire that put Jesus to death.

It is difficult to over-express the sense of liberation at being able to browse and choose your preferred pizza independently.

In Chaon's telling, Ryan feels both sorrow and liberation at his own "death" and subsequent rebirth under the assumed identities of various (stolen) "virtual" avatars.

A motion-picture version of L'Espoir that Malraux produced and directed in Barcelona in 1938 was not shown in France until after the country's liberation at the end of World War II.

See articleNo gay liberation at LibertyMitt Romney gave a big speech at Liberty University, an evangelical Christian college, in which he trod a careful line linking his Mormon faith to conservative religiosity.

"So there is a strange sense of liberation at the same time as great sadness," he continued, "because I am very, very fond of the show and always will be".

There's certainly a sense of liberation at the end, though accompanied by images of wounding, the "footprint gaping open in the snow" and the faintly terrifying idea of a "key-hole to the heart".