liberating造句

You don't have to wallow in it, but letting it happen can be surprisingly liberating.

Their focus is no longer on liberating Somalia, the defectors said, but on something bigger.

Some of the books he reviews find this symbiotic relationship depressing, but I find it liberating.

Quite a different love disturbs Don Juan, and this one is liberating.

"Less successful at ruling countries than at liberating them, Bolívar exiled himself and died on his way to Europe"

Biochar is a form of charcoal made by liberating the energy from plant matter or animal waste using pyrolysis.

The rebels are not a national army and their units remain local, focused on liberating places they know.

It is far more enlightened and liberating to give the project team goals to achieve and to empower them with the flexibility to respond to change.

What was remarkable was how liberating it felt to be at a cathedral to consumerism like that and not spend a dime.

Afghanistan enters the year as a prisoner of its "liberating" neighbor; Iran and Iraq close the year at each other's throats.

But in all of these movements, there are two attitudes, among groups who are liberating themselves whether they are Jews, or Blacks or Latinos or Asians.

An adjacent museum paints Japan's wars between 1931 and 1945, first in China and then across Asia, as the actions of a peace-loving nation liberating the region from Western imperialists.

Harem pants scored a fashion victory in 1911 when avant-garde Parisian women started wearing the Eastern-inspired designs of couturier Paul Poiret, known for liberating women from the corset.

The Heritage Foundation is running a “first principles” project “to save America by reclaiming its truths and its promises and conserving its liberating principles for ourselves and our posterity”.