Sentence examples for release herself from inspiring English sources
She said that she wrote the press release herself and that Zeno helped distribute it only because her group did not have the money to do it alone.
Kesha's fight to release herself from the terms of her contract has initiated debates about the structural misogyny of the music industry and, more generally, the unchecked ways men may dictate the futures of the women they have harmed.
Arguably, the experience of the sublime affords a felt recognition not only of a subject's negative but also of her positive freedom, that is, a freedom to release herself from the service of the will to life.
However, Astell departs from a Cartesian project when she presents another strategy the female meditator can use to release herself from the skeptical predicament, one that involves reflection on teleological arguments about the design of God's creation (Astell 2002, 153 4, 168).
That chaos should release herself in McDonald's is doubly inspiring.
To release herself, Aguilera started to write songs at the age of 15, both music and lyrics; and it was the way how she found her voice.
It wasn't so much that she took possession of the songs, but that she released herself within them.
In September, 2003, the song went to No. 1 in England, and it earned Torrini more money than any track she has released herself.
That is the view of the other two thirds of the band, Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic, who last December sued Love for trying to use Nirvana's back catalogue as a negotiating tool for releasing herself from her Universal contract.
(Chinen) BECCA STEVENS (Thursday) Familiar to some as the gutsy lead singer of Travis Sullivan's Bjorkestra, Ms. Stevens has an impressive recent CD she released herself, "Tea Bye Sea," featuring her own harmonically slippery songs.
From there she drove to Winston-Salem — her hometown, where everything began — to kick off the southern leg of her "Tea Bye Sea" tour, named after the impressively absorbing album she released herself this year.
