Sentence examples for release ourselves from inspiring English sources
"They shot us and didn't let us release ourselves from the car until they escaped and left us covered in blood".
It speaks of no prior experience.... Like chicks swollen in our shells, we must scrape through its opacity to release ourselves".
The core idea of the dharma is that we can achieve sunyata and become unified with the void if we follow the noble eight-fold path and release ourselves from the cycle of rebirth.
'We release ourselves from being moral voices of truth for fear of pressure from gay rights groups in our faith.'" As with all compromises, though, this one would appeal to moderates in both camps.
In "Higher Education in the Digital Age," I'm quoted as saying that with the help of the digital media, "we can release ourselves from the shackles that we have gotten used to in the context of in-class teaching.'" Here, I'm referring to the potential of online education to enhance, and not replace, professors' interactions with their students.
Daphne Koller, a co-founder of Coursera, argues in the course of a response to Bowen that with the help of the digital media, "we can release ourselves from the shackles that we have gotten used to in the context of in-class teaching".
First, in Phaedo, Socrates expresses guarded enthusiasm for the thesis, associated with the Pythagoreans, that suicide is always wrong because it represents our releasing ourselves (i.e., our souls) from a "guard-post" (i.e., our bodies) the gods have placed us in as a form of punishment (Phaedo 61b-62c).
Releasing ourselves from our dietary imprisonment.
And having released ourselves from shame, we could face ourselves more honestly, acknowledging our flaws, addictions, cruelty, fear and destructiveness.
Now is the time for us to live in wholeness by releasing ourselves from past pain with the gift of forgiveness.
Although religious and governmental institutions can inhibit legal rights, true liberation can be achieved by releasing ourselves from the illusory shackles of the beliefs that our sexual orienation is an affliction.
