Sentence examples for liberation itself of from inspiring English sources

The image of an elderly figure, the image of the widow, appears to have been a liberating one for Gavell -- an image, in its way, of liberation itself, of a time when you're so old you can finally think and say and do whatever the hell you want.

Because until the turn of the century, gay people have had to maintain their own archives and the history of how LGBTQ citizens came to value and preserve their own history was a story, much like that of gay liberation itself, of many hard-fought battles to be won.

"Sinwar's goal is the liberation of all of Palestine.

And as voters cast their ballots at 4,000 polling places, many will ask themselves: Can the party of liberation transform itself into a party that addresses unemployment and corruption along with traditional issues of land redistribution and black empowerment?

For Brakhage, the goal of cinema was the liberation of the eye itself, the creation of an act of seeing, previously unimagined and undefined by conventions of representation, an eye as natural and unprejudiced as that of a cat, a bee or an infant.

Where Comac's attitude did have a real impact was in the liberation of Paris itself.

The free play of imagination the liberation of the inner life is itself a higher stage of politics.

Of course, this revolution has come about with pocket-sized video recording and online viewing and its cinematic revolution is in the independent filmmaking of today, with its renovation of narrative itself and the liberation of daily talk that Mekas considered to be the contribution of new documentary filmmaking.

The free play of imagination — the liberation of the inner life — is itself a higher stage of politics.

Fatah dedicated itself to the liberation of Palestine by an armed struggle carried out by Palestinians themselves.

In the context of state socialism, the liberation of women embodied the legality of the state.