That book constituted my self-liberation".
To him, it was mainly an act of self-liberation.
There's a great deal of gloom embedded in Murphy's songs, but there's self-liberation in them, too.
Yet at the time he offered little evidence, and came across mainly as a killjoy with nothing good to say about the East Germans' self-liberation.
"It is also because of the notion of self-liberation and emancipation – that women should be leaders of the struggle for women's liberation.
"Love & Friendship" is, for Stillman, a story of a woman's secret self-liberation in a society in which the burden of restrictions on women's behavior is onerous.
Chris's fierce efforts at self-liberation, and a self-image that's deeply imbued with the memory of violence, make for a rhapsodic, visionary, yet harshly implacable drama.
In another sense, though, we have been so successful at self-liberation that we find it hard to say what our true shared culture is.
In a sense his career has been a process of self-liberation by expanding upon an esoteric mode that he helped invent.
The subject of the film is Lady Susan's carefully but boldly wrought self-liberation — and the collective, societal liberation that sweeps outward from her quiet but decisive defiance.
