Sentence examples similar to propose liberation from inspiring English sources

And then perhaps this experience may sort of propose a liberation through the activities of joy and play.

North Korean leader Kim Il-Sung proposes the "liberation" of South Korea to Soviet officials.

When I was growing up in the '70s, gay liberation was proposed as primarily *sexual* liberation, to be sought in bars and bathhouses.

In "The Elementary Particles," shrewd links were proposed between sexual liberation and spiritual emptiness, Judeo-Christianity and genetic manipulation.

What kind of liberation does that propose?

We propose that perhaps KRAS activation and LKB1 loss permit liberation from cell cycle and energy status checkpoints, respectively, which allow for a metabolic advantage.

SERA proteases have also been proposed to mediate parasite liberation from P. falciparum-infected erythrocytes with PfSERA5 being processed briefly before merozoite liberation (Hodder et al., 2003) and it appears likely that the molecular mechanisms of Plasmodium merozoite liberation from infected erythrocytes and hepatocytes are similar.

In a Twitter message, Guaido said that the outcome here had prompted him to propose that the "international community" retain "all options open to obtain the liberation" of Venezuela.

Freire admits the methods of liberation he proposes are complex, and I think they are even more so today, partly because of technology.

Arachidonic acid, released by cytosolic PLA2, may stimulate secretory phospholipids A2 to amplify its liberation, as proposed by Balsinde et al. (1998).

We propose an Intersectional Theology, a theology that begins in the intersections and moves toward liberation and justice for all people inclusive of all their differences.