Sentence examples for wave of liberated from inspiring English sources

In The Supergirls: Fashion, Feminism, Fantasy, and the History of Comic Book Heroines (2009), author Mike Madrid states: "While she embodied the spirit of a new wave of liberated superheroines, in the backdrop of the history of comic books, Batgirl carried on the tradition of the gutsy female vigilantes of the '40s who struck out on their own to right wrongs".

"It's part of liberating our smaller brands," he added.

In some cases, local guerrillas collaborated with field armies in the course of liberating some counties.

One IU of xylanase represents 1 μM of xylose liberated per minute of reaction.

One IU of enzyme represents 1 μM of glucose liberated per minute of reaction.

But to many of them -- particularly the young women -- the sight of the libertine New Yorkers only yards away, combined with the salt air and the slapping ocean waves, was liberating.

A wave of fintech companies are promising to liberate bank customers from pain of international transfers, which come with sub-market exchange rates and hefty processing fees.

During larval stages the lymph gland is the site of a second wave of hematopoiesis, and generates hemocytes that are liberated at pupariation [12], [13].

What more powerful manifestation of America's commitment to human freedom than the sight of wave after wave of young men boarding those boats to liberate people they'd never met?

News of "liberated" Aleppo neighbourhoods are nonsense.

The reaction kinetics was monitored by measuring the volume of oxygen liberated at different time intervals until no further O2 was liberated.