Sentence examples for means to release from inspiring English sources

Miller says the sport provides students with a means to release tension and develop skills that are crucial for life as well as exam success.

According to Barry Lopez (in his 1989 book Arctic Dreams: Imagination and Desire in a Northern Landscape) it's because hunting is a "means to release yourself from rational images of what something 'means' and to be concerned only that it 'is'".

The duo established an independent record label, KLF Communications, as a means to release The JAMs' material, and, as a side project, they dabbled in pop music with 'Disco 2000', a group fronted and vocalised by Cressida Cauty and Mo Brathwaite, who arrived from Leicester.

Over some days-old kiwi sitting on a table in his studio, Perich took some time to muse on the genesis of his microchip music, the strange darkness of his newest album, Noise Patterns, and what it even means to release a physical object as we move closer to a streaming music singularity.

Thus anxiety may limit risk-taking behaviors, or alternatively, the intimacy of intercourse may be seen as a means to release anxiety.

The advantage of venting was not only a means to release unpleasant feelings, but also a means to get an effective response from others.

Efficient pretreatment of the biomass means to released and convert all the stored carbohydrates to fermentable sugars which will aid in the availability of higher quantities of sugars for the producer microorganisms.

It's meant to release those feelings through something that is safe.

First Look was meant to release seven films this year, including "Smiley Face" and two films acquired at the Sundance Film Festival, "King of California" and "Dedication".

The UN was meant to release its report on Sri Lanka in March, but agreed to hold off for six months to let the new government look into why suspects had not been prosecuted.

The most notable difference, and the one that occasioned the remix in the first place, is that the lush choirs and orchestrations that Phil Spector larded onto the songs "Let It Be," "The Long and Winding Road" and "Across the Universe" have been shorn away, leaving the unadorned performances that the band originally meant to release.