Sentence examples for that liberating from inspiring English sources

But I didn't see how anyone could deny that liberating Iraq advanced the cause of human rights".

But can anyone claim that liberating the inmates of Syrian government prisons is not a good thing?

It claimed that liberating Britain from the shackles of the E.U. would enable it to reclaim its former glory.

I remain unconvinced that liberating Iraqis is the US' only intention and fear that Iraq will once be deserted in their time of need.

And in a cruel quirk of timing, all this often coincides with a host of extracurricular pressures, notably that liberating, get-out-of-my-way-world moment: getting a driver's license.

Within the past hour, he also wrote that liberating the Abu Salim neighborhood of Tripoli around the hotel could still be difficult, since many Qaddafi supporters live there "and many of them believe until now that [Qaddafi is] still in control".

Buddhists may have released others during traditional ceremonies that liberate living creatures.

Vonnegut described his artwork as a pursuit that liberated him from the oppressive work of writing.

It's this visual violence that liberates his eroticism, because it erases any meaning or narrative.

The stories anticipate the paradox of his career: the revolution that liberated him also destroyed him.

"An influence is something that liberates you from the prison of your aesthetic.