Sentence examples for ultimate liberation from inspiring English sources

What made beginning so difficult, and the remainder so seemingly automatic, was imagination – the initial problem, and ultimate liberation, of imagining.

He defined "action" as "movement with intelligence". And he believed that ultimate liberation is built on "a thousand little freedoms". "Freedom," he wrote, "is gained incrementally and over time". He often claimed that yoga had nothing to do with Hinduism.

Marriage, rather than geography, represents the ultimate liberation from the "stupid, fat and useless" Muriel of Porpoise Spit, a goal so paramount that she is willing to invest in a sham wedding to realise it.

Rather, their idea is that ultimate liberation lies in the recognition of puruṣa by prakṛti.

As the article supports, ultimate liberation will not be against one another, but rather with both together.

"People who aren't in detention and aren't facing deportation can risk their safety for the empowerment and ultimate liberation of people who aren't able to".

Might this indiscriminate, unromantic bumping and grinding be the outcome of ultimate sexual liberation?

Yet it is likely that the king's eastern policies were inspired by the ultimate goal of liberation of Hungary, which was not necessarily a Polish concern.

The presumption that assigns "practical" Hinduism to peasants, labourers, or tribal peoples while assuming that the high-born, wealthy, and educated would be concerned with spiritual enlightenment and Hinduism's ultimate aim of liberation (moksha)—is false.

The choice is stark: control by culling, or a slow death from starvation.Anton ThompsonJohannesburgFree as a birdSIR – Birds are the ultimate expression of liberation and freedom, which may explain why so many Britons "twitch" when watching them ("Starling-struck", March 19th).

"The jacana is the ultimate in female liberation," says Cornell University ornithologist Stephen Emlen.