Sentence examples for somewhat liberated from inspiring English sources

Somewhat liberated from his "Bridgegate" scandal and skinned of his phony Mr. Nice Guy skin, Christie "The Raging Bull" can't wait to tell any contrary to shut up!

Instead, Cunanan made himself indispensable by introducing his newly (somewhat) liberated friend to other gay men and treating him to expensive nights out.

"Once he'd crossed the bridge, I think, he felt somewhat liberated," said Mr. Fuson, the longtime Copley Press executive.

As Manager Jerry Manuel said of Murphy two weeks ago: "He feels somewhat liberated to kind of play and do things that you normally don't see until you see a guy that has a number of years at that position".

"He feels somewhat liberated to kind of play and do things that you normally don't see until you see a guy that has a number of years at that position," Manuel said.

Creating the sketch show has been somewhat liberating for Mr. Foxworthy.

White House officials say all the conflicting advice was somewhat liberating for the president by making it easier for him to choose his own course.

While I do, ultimately, blame myself for allowing my weight to get out of control, it has been somewhat liberating to learn that there are factors other than my character at work when it comes to gaining and losing weight.

The press was slightly liberated.

During his visit to Richmond, Lincoln accompanied by his 12-year-old son, Tad was greeted as a messiah by crowds of newly liberated slaves.The statue features Lincoln and Tad sitting on a bench, both looking somewhat contemplative.

In response to that need, several histories of Uzbekistan somewhat liberated from communist ideological strictures but still showing Marxist influence appeared soon after independence, written by scholars experienced in Soviet historiography.