Sentence examples for most liberated from inspiring English sources
Latte and Brockmann were among those who felt most liberated by the Liberation.
Despite the occasional furore over a bit of beach bonking, women in Dubai are still the most liberated in the Arab world.
Even under Saddam, women in Iraq - including in semi-autonomous Kurdistan - were widely recognised as among the most liberated in the Middle East.
Underpinning Mitchell's new songs, the band sound muscular and sinuous, but, as some live footage from this period shows, it is Joni who is most liberated by the pairing, her voice now a thing of raw and sensual power as well as a vehicle for the articulation of sorrow and sadness.
I'm just naturally inclined to take pictures of people in their natural state during moments when they are most free, most liberated.
AllMusic's Lindsay Planer describes it as a "propulsive and rocking love song ... backed by one of Harrison's most liberated and driving melodies"; Planer also notes the "nonstop powerhouse instrumental track", driven by Gordon and Keltner's "double-barreled percussive assault".
He is the first modernist and, as Picasso knew, the most liberating.
This is one of Hockney's most liberating paintings, a frankly joyous picture of Peter Schlesinger emerging from a swimming pool.
This is surely Marxism at its most liberating, suggesting that our futures depend on us and our readiness for struggle.
Whatever else 2013 will be remembered for, it will be known as the year in which a courageous whistleblower brought home to us the extent to which the most liberating communications technology since printing has been captured.
There are only three reasons for things going wrong: you have chosen the wrong person, you are asking too much of them, or you haven't given them enough training.'" It doesn't sound the most liberating of strategies, I suggest.
