Sentence examples for sufficiently liberated from inspiring English sources
The surfeit of money in a production often proves to be a constraint from which a movie and its makers are never sufficiently liberated.
Then, the suction cup is placed over the myoma after it had been sufficiently liberated to be taken by the device.
The percentage passing 425 microns has decreased from 81.33 % in the PSD of the mill feed to 53.97 % in the tailings indicating that the ball mill sufficiently liberated the copper minerals to produce the required sizes for froth flotation.
Depolymerisation is believed to be due to scission of the predominant beta-aryl ether bonds between phenylpropanoid units, which liberates fragments sufficiently small and with sufficient polarity to achieve water solubility [ 26].
He narrowly avoided having his foot amputated when a nurse removed the splinter embedded in it with a pair of forceps, and once he had sufficiently recovered from his wounds he was taken to Stalag VII-A where he remained until the camp was liberated at the end of April 1945.
It's sufficiently depressing to remain treacle-free, but it's a touching moment nonetheless, with both parties — in the moment of their parting — better suited to become whatever they might become, liberated zones of a human variety.
" 'Somalia has been liberated!
