Sentence examples for own liberating from inspiring English sources

A region-wide burst of youthful energy that reminded Westerners of their own liberating social upheaval of the 1960s suggested a new sense of empowerment.

She added, "And while there may not be any deeper resonance lurking in his 'Dark Shadows' — the show first surfaced in the middle of the Vietnam War, when real horror was playing out daily in the news — Mr. Burton's gift for deviant beauty and laughter has its own liberating power".

It's mainly a personal essay in which she cites her own adolescent persecutions and rebellions and contrasts her own liberating experience, in "the punk scene of Worcester, Massachusetts," with the world depicted by Anderson: Around the same time The Royal Tenenbaums came out and everyone fell in love.

"And while there may not be any deeper resonance lurking in his 'Dark Shadows' — the show first surfaced in the middle of the Vietnam War, when real horror was playing out daily in the news — Mr. Burton's gift for deviant beauty and laughter has its own liberating power".

Through these years, she was constantly studying the sources of movement and refining her own liberating approach to dance, which she claimed to have discovered in the waves breaking on California shores, in the art of ancient Greece, in the ideas of Whitman, Nietzsche and Wagner.

The defeat of Soviet imperialism in Afghanistan, the unfinished business of the 1991 Persian Gulf war and his own liberating odyssey from an Afghan childhood to the University of Chicago convinced him the world needs the transformational power of the United States.

Writing for the movie, to serve Mr. von Trier's story rather than to express some personal emotion of her own, liberated her to go back to those classical roots, she said.

It enabled entire populations to read the Bible in their own language, liberating them from Latinate clergies that had kept them in superstitious serfdom.

"Laura" grounds the text in its own time, liberates it from an excess of adult emotion and reasonableness.

Its "free schools" policy, under which charities or groups of parents can set up their own schools, liberated from the control of local bureaucrats, is already under way.

Livingstone is also worried about the behavior of some of his own attendants, liberated slaves who had caused him nothing but trouble after being sent to him by the British administrator in Zanzibar.