Sentence examples for well liberated from inspiring English sources

He feels empowered, and I feel, well, liberated.

But it had the Green Party feeling a lot less envious and the Libertarians feeling, well, liberated.

The flash flotation machine on this particular circuit recovers fast floating well liberated particles, with a minimal froth depth and short residence time; while the rougher column has a very deep froth and long residence time.

The review may well liberate the site from the clutches of politicians, architects, their publicists and other unqualified figures who have presumed to speak in history's name.

All three have a kind of vestigial authority within their networks — they are links to a different and better era — but when they are gone the executives may well feel liberated to cut costs even more.

In addition, TGFβ, produced by osteoclasts as well as liberated from bone during resorption, has been shown to directly stimulate osteoclast formation at low concentrations [26].

As well as liberating the current and future Manchester United XIs, the crowd now also realised the extent of what the team might achieve with Cantona.

They're performing well in liberating the city from the regime death squads that have terrorized the local population for some days now.

The American Dream, in which hard work pays off and success grows out of self-sufficiency, can be punishing as well as liberating.

When, in the final scene, Chief (Sampson) escapes into the horizon, Mr. Forman makes sure that the landscape appears threatening as well as liberating.

Their observations are more spontaneous, less nuanced and considered than those in the book, without the note of regret that sometimes pops up there — for example, the idea that American individualism is isolating as well as liberating.