Sentence examples for release liberation from inspiring English sources

The various Indian traditions offer ways in which to attain moksha ("release"; "liberation") from the misery of subjection to the inexorable process of cosmic time.

The liberations followed a consensus earlier this month between CAR's armed groups that called for all children in their ranks to be released.

There is a section explaining how Carné managed to make the film during the Nazi occupation (although it was released only after the liberation).

It wasn't until February 1990 that De Klerk legalized the ANC and other long-demonized liberation groups, released all political prisoners and began dismantling apartheid.

He was released in 1944 and, after liberation (1945), began teaching again.

Those who have attained enlightenment (bodhi) are thereby released from this process, attaining liberation (moksha).

Others might cite the audacity of Lauryn Hill's ferociously introspective narratives of self-discovery and personal redemption, the biting lyricism and sophisticated instrumentation of Meshell Ndegeocello's or Erykah Badu's finest releases, or the recent Afrofuturist liberation odysseys of Janelle Monáe.

Therefore, the volume of gas entrained in foamy oil can be estimated by subtracting the released gas (y) during an unconventional differential liberation PVT test from the volume of gas (x) released in a conventional differential liberation PVT test.

After some more shouting, we were released and issued a ticket du liberation on a Post-it note, signed by the minister and the chief of police.

"They're tears of deep sorrow and also of liberation: Willy is at last released from his anger and despair".

MIAMI — In one swift motion, packed with power, grace and symmetry, LeBron James grabbed a title and released his burdens, enjoying a coronation and liberation all at once.