Sentence examples for utterly liberated from inspiring English sources

But he was utterly liberated from that.

With her small head, massive breasts, gaudy floral-printed yellow skirt and still gaudier red shoes, she is at once utterly graceless and utterly liberated in her earthy enormity.

Only the universal rumble and buzz, which is random, which is utterly liberated, which is noise". .

Initially frustrated by my gadget's refusal to work, I quickly changed my attitude and found its absence utterly liberating.

The experience was, in the end, utterly liberating and fulfilling, and Simon was never the same again.

I think she was one of those women who was liberated utterly by the second world war.

In his resplendent gold lamé pants, Jackman seems liberated and utterly at home — a testament to the power of becoming oneself by becoming someone else.

Buy it at a discount from BOL Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit by Jeanette Winterson This utterly original coming of age tale liberated untold thousands of young women from 'the well of loneliness'.

To the surprise of the entire world, the Greek army utterly routed the Italian invaders, and even liberated a large party of Italian-occupied Albania.

Agree or disagree with Greer – and everyone has a view – as our discussion unfolded, I realised that there is something utterly glorious about watching someone who is truly liberated through knowledge in full flight.

Nearly liberated.