Sentence examples for show liberating from inspiring English sources

Plenty of African-Americans still bristle at the "post-black" concept, but some younger artists find the idea, and Ms. Golden's show, liberating.

Mr. Burdin's extraordinary show liberates youthful reverie from the bedroom and takes it on the road.

By introducing us to the full sweep of this Venetian artist's career, from the early etchings of antiquities to his eccentric furniture designs to the haunting "Carceri d'Invenzione," or "Prisons of the Imagination," the show liberates him from clichés.

The Mikado is a wonderful score, with both Gilbert and, in particular, Sullivan stretching themselves to great effect, but Miller's show liberates the piece to give of its best, as a good production should.

Whereas People Time was a relatively traditional sketch show, 2016, liberated from the notes of television executives, is a far weirder and more impressionistic affair.

The only way for me to do this show was liberate it from the feeling of this is a mystery-based show, and for every mystery there must be an answer.

was shown to liberate the carboxylic acids in high chemical yields.

In HeLa cells, histamine has previously been shown to liberate ER Ca2+ through generation of the second messenger IP3 [ 32].

Platelets have also been shown to liberate microparticles that could be playing a direct role upon the cancer cells [ 45].

NAADP was shown to liberate Ca2+ from non-ER cellular organelles that have subsequently been defined as acidic compartments of the late-endocytic/lysosomal pathway [ 21].

Specifically, Y31/118-phosphorylated paxillin has been shown to liberate p190RhoGAP from complexes with p120 RasGAP, thereby allowing p190RhoGAP to suppress RhoA-mediated cytoskeletal remodeling in endothelial cells [ 56].