Sentence examples for liberty herself from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Statue of Liberty herself?

Apart from the attributive tag, the sonnet's sestet, all in the imperative case, is spoken by Liberty herself.

People have lived on Liberty Island for at least 200 years, first when it was a military reservation, and later, to care for Lady Liberty herself.

And outnumbering the flags is Lady Liberty herself with torch held high, reproduced in every conceivable guise in shops, arcades and public buildings.

Starting Thursday, huddled masses will once again be allowed to visit Ellis Island and Liberty Island, though Lady Liberty herself will remain off limits, a lingering victim of the Sept. 11 terror attacks.

But to me, this tiny, gutsy immigrant stands as tall and will always be as American as Lady Liberty herself.

She just named herself Ms. Liberty, and made herself a sash embroidered with the title, and went around gathering support.

She should certainly be at liberty to express herself within the law.

Ms. Acogny took the liberty of introducing herself, for she, too, was a dancer of some renown.

With no preconceived notions of what may be 'right' or 'wrong' in sculpting, having never taken a class, she immediately felt at liberty to express herself with the same kind of freedom so apparent in Davidson's sculptural interpretations.

The speech developed a riff on the Emma Lazarus poem about Lady Liberty, Clinton offering herself symbolically as a version of that much larger than life figure, a steady, welcoming, embracing, protective powerful female presence.