Sentence examples for politically liberating from inspiring English sources
And one friend suggests that her new constituency will prove politically liberating.
She joins the assaultive presentation of sexuality in the work of the Marquis de Sade and Georges Bataille — a tradition Yuknavitch calls "the underbelly of literature" — with the ecstatic lyricism of the French novelist and theorist Monique Wittig, plus the conviction, shared with Hélène Cixous, that formal experiments can be politically liberating.
This is why postmodernists celebrate ironic, parodic, and campy renditions of conventional behaviors as politically liberating (Butler 1993).
It is not a policy document but an organizing tool, meant to unite those who care about preserving the economically and politically liberating power of the Internet, regardless of political party or geography.
Mr. Lesniak, a Democrat from Union County, said that Mr. McGreevey had been "politically liberated" by his decision to leave office on Nov. 15 -- no longer beholden to party bosses, and no worries about building support.
Politically correct and liberated, then what?
Guerrilla tells the story of a politically active couple who liberate a political prisoner and form a radical underground cell.
Ironically, the one sure path to stability for China, as for any nation in this global age, lies in change: in liberating the potential of its people economically and politically, and reducing barriers to international cooperation.
But after the Kennedy assassination the great divide began, in which America turned to the right politically while becoming increasingly liberated in its personal manners.
"Tunisia is economically liberated, but politically we live in the Soviet Union of the 1950's; that is the paradox," says Souhayer BelHassen, the deputy director of the Tunisian League for Human Rights.
"The good news is that boys, even in Cambridge, Mass., are not cooperating with the well-meaning politically correct efforts to liberate them from their masculinity".
