Sentence examples for more liberated from inspiring English sources

People are more liberated to be creative.

"We need an environment where people feel much more liberated to do desk standing".

Indeed, those players, and others, could have performed in the great, more liberated Brazil lineups.

"My homeland was much more liberated than the Soviet bloc countries," she wrote to me recently.

Though people saw him as a prisoner, he felt more liberated with every stroke of the brush.

No pianist was more agitated by the live concert and more liberated by the studio than Glenn Gould.

At first, Anna feels triumphant because she is more liberated and attractive than the wife whose husband she's stolen.

When I left the Senate, I felt more liberated to do things that I felt were fun to do.

Until he does, England's regional cities will always lag behind their far more liberated European competitors, most of whom already enjoy far greater fiscal autonomy.

One possible explanation could be that women who enter into an unhappy marriage feel much more liberated after divorce than their male counterparts".

In line with this, couples with more egalitarian views – mainly younger, more liberated people – divide tasks more equally (Fuwa 2004), while couples with more traditional role models are expected to specialize more.