Sentence examples for unburdened from from inspiring English sources

However, now unburdened from office, I can shoot straight from the hip".

Identifying as genderqueer is an opportunity to self-invent, unburdened from social expectations about dress and behavior.

Unburdened from the slow and aimless process of Darwinian evolution, the machines will self-improve, and will do so in short order.

I was in a daze of anticipation, but I was also secretly, curiously, perpetually relieved, unburdened from the sheer physicality of pregnancy.

Given those numbers, in even three years time — and unburdened from concerns about reelection — it's not inconceivable (with apologies to Vizzini in "The Princess Bride") to imagine that President Obama's evolution on the issue will be complete.

To its own weighty interrogations, "The Next Generation" offered a simple yet powerful answer: humans, once unburdened from material need, would be truly free to devote themselves to higher pursuits, like knowledge, justice, and mutual understanding.

Ms. Goodwin, now a critically acclaimed biographer of historical figures like Abraham Lincoln and Franklin D. and Eleanor Roosevelt, has always asserted that her relationship with Johnson was not sexual, and that she sat in a chair while he unburdened himself from her bed.

The improbable campaign that Mr. Weiner, a Democrat, unveiled on Wednesday hinges on his image as a shunned outsider whose political solitude has unburdened him from coddling New York's powerful special interests and freed him to speak uncomfortable truths, according to those close to him.

Overall, trying out a new – often lower – pace and loosening up tight schedules resulted in an increased sense of freedom to move and act differently, which unburdened them from pressures and positively affected their well-being.

Because on top of getting to live inside of another world for half an hour, you get to unburden yourself from the weight of expectation, from the weight of playing too nice or too politically correct in your daily life by living vicariously through Larry, Julie, and Billy.

These two bombs changed the world, and history should never unburden us from this memory.