Sentence examples for new liberation from inspiring English sources

"Women's earnings will bring about a new liberation for women but also for men," she writes.

In some ways, this may be something to look forward to, a new liberation.

It symbolised for me not only women's new liberation but the fusion of high art and popular culture".

It is a postmodern vivisection of Modernism, analysing the dream and the machine, war as the old lie and a new liberation, and rituals sacred, profane and banal.

Many newspaper correspondents and technology pundits point excitedly to our ongoing communications revolution (cell phone, iPad and other gadgetry), and to its impact upon states and peoples, upon traditional authorities and new liberation movements.

They grasped the inner ferocity that glamorously repressed images contained, concealed, and conveyed — and, seeing the same fierce passions and fierce repressions at work in their own time, they reclaimed a new symbolism in the name of a new liberation.

Or we might pick on the energy of new liberations to come -- actually already here -- as politicized concepts of identity based on gender and sexual preference begin to blur and an uptight etiquette of "affectional behavior" mellows out.

The removal of constraining stipulations based on the imagined sensibilities of dowager great-aunts living in Havant has undoubtedly been good news for Nick Kent's would-be broadsheet inheritors, but readers can sometimes be forgiven for wondering if they're the ones paying the price for this new-found liberation.

With a new sense of liberation we walk around the main Vitality Oasis lake.

What remains is the sculpture revealed, the New Age of liberation and caring so deeply that it was impossible to remain hidden in classrooms of agonizing dogma.

In a recent interview, Mr. de Blasio said his views then — and now — represented a mix of admiration for European social democratic movements, Mr. Roosevelt's New Deal and liberation theology.