Sentence examples for liberator from from inspiring English sources

Let historians liberate the poor Liberator from the politicians who would abuse his name.

Moreover, virtually all Kenyans bowed to him as their liberator from colonialism.

Most communities welcomed Mithradates VI of Pontus as a liberator from Roman oppression.

National service would serve as a leveler of parental advantages and a liberator from dependence on parents.

In many parts of sub-Saharan Africa, Jesus has been received as the Healer from sickness and the Liberator from all other forces of evil.

(In Bulgaria, Russia is seen as a genuine historic liberator, from Ottoman rule, and communism is equated more with modernisation than retardation, unlike in most of of the rest of the region).

The goal was to have Ukrainians see the German army as "liberators" from the oppressive rule of the Soviets.

Indeed, the Italians had gone to war assuming the Arab population would greet them as liberators from the Ottoman yoke.

"The Afghans have treated you as friends, allies and liberators from the very beginning," says Afghanistan's defense minister, Abdul Rahim Wardak.

When the German armies first entered the Ukraine in July 1941, many Ukrainians had welcomed the Germans as their liberators from Stalinist terror and collectivization.

Even after persecution by zealous Muslim newcomers in the 12th century, the Mozarabs were often in conflict with Westernized "liberators" from the north.