Sentence examples for potential liberation from inspiring English sources

There's potential liberation in them thar piles.

Phoenix has, so far, prevented more than £11m of potential liberation fraud, and expects to see more".

I can think of no place where it is more important to strengthen the authenticity and potential liberation of cultural relations.

Ken made himself a second Martini, and then, gazing up at a part of the roof that leaked during thunderstorms, he delivered a self-summation that offered me an unexpected glimpse of how I might live more happily, a vision of potential liberation from the oppressive sense of financial responsibility that my parents had bequeathed me.

She regards a collapse more as a potential liberation than as a disaster.

Here the potential for liberation, self-development, self-determination, the good life, etc are all put under erasure by various forms of domination.

Just as art embodied the potential for liberation and the formation of radical subjectivity, it was also capable of being taken up by systems of domination and used to further or maintain domination.

Throw in the bloodthirsty Boko Haram in petro-rich Nigeria and the ruthless drug cartels on our southern flank and you have quite the rogue's gallery of potential US liberation targets.

We do ourselves a favor when we, with open eyes, separate the teacher from the teaching, and when we remember that we have the same potential for liberation, and for bondage, that anybody else has.

"The crusade," said Father Fernando Cardenal, the national coordinator, "is not a story of complicated techniques or complex cost-benefit analysis; it is a story of people and the extraordinary potential for liberation and creation that exists within nations".

Like him, I see a huge potential for liberation in film and theater -- but only if there is adequate representation; as Benjamin would put it: the right for everyone to be filmed.