Sentence examples for really releasing from inspiring English sources

"In a nutshell it's a combination of being supertechnical and then also really releasing into the flow of movement — following your way through it".

Hold the phone Nokia (HA! Finally I made that joke work), are you really releasing the N97? Seriously, rumors are flying around that Nokia's new N97 phone is real and slowly making it's way into people's hands as a prototype.

"It really releases you as a director from the temptation of clichés.

"I don't think she is happy because she knows she is not really released," he said.

2.21am: Someone should really release the Transparent soundtrack because usually the song selection in the episodes is amazing.

"The recording studio was the place that you could really release what you're feeling, without everybody looking at you".

Rickson had a hunch that, "like a good chef, if I brought in the Rylance element we'd get in a domain that would really release the flow.

It wasn't really released: it was just dropped into a Broadway theatre for a week, to plug up a hole before "Outland" arrived).

To be fair, they never really released a particularly strong "statement" album as enduring as Pet Sounds (the closest being The Plan – a concept album about Mormonism).

The store of anger she built up in those years took its toll, and was not really released until a more open defiance was endorsed by the civil rights movement of the 1960s.

"The bottom line here — they didn't really release enough data for us to make a conclusion," said Dr. Nissen, who is overseeing a large clinical trial sponsored by Pfizer to study the heart risks of Celebrex.