Sentence examples for release from bondage from inspiring English sources

Refused release from bondage, Brown decided to emancipate himself.

His mother, the half-white slave daughter of a Frenchman, had gained her release from bondage upon her father's death.

An early Buddhist text of unknown authorship, whose original Sanskrit has been lost, but whose translations into Tibetan and Chinese have been preserved, is the Sandhi-nirmocana-sūtra (Aphorisms on release from bondage).

Upon being released from bondage, the female dashed over and knocked the male flat on his back.

Its theme was that Britain was doomed if immigration were not controlled and the country released from bondage to Brussels.

For example, white is associated with his representations as Heramba-Ganapati and Rina-Mochana-Ganapati (Ganapati Who Releases from Bondage).

Jain philosophy assert that emancipation is not possible as long as the soul is not released from bondage of karma.

There is that freedom of people like me who have grown up unfettered in a reasonably tolerant society like the contemporary United States; and there is the freedom of people who were enslaved by some of our ancestors and who fled before they were emancipated by a President and Federal government which went to war to release them from bondage.

True life after death was now seen as release from the bondage of the body, so that in place of or alongside of the afterlife of physical resurrection was set the afterlife of the immortal soul.

They deserve release from this bondage not because it suits Hamas but because the humanitarian crisis in Gaza is simply unacceptable from any perspective.

And in one of those elegant paradoxes, when I did get fired, or I did get evicted, or I did get divorced, there was an odd sense of peace and release from the bondage of worry.