Sentence examples for be less inhibited about from inspiring English sources

She should be less inhibited about raising her voice.

Ms. Peerce, a partner at the Manhattan firm Stillman & Friedman, said, "I think people are less inhibited about coming forward if they are a victim, even if it's just for their 15 minutes of fame".

The proliferation of user-generated dance videos suggests that dance has entered the mainstream far enough that people are less inhibited about getting down in front of millions of people.

I really don't suggest (nor is it my opinion) that the love-poem is a quintessentially female mode; I was trying to make a more general point that women are less inhibited about expressing their feelings than men are, at any rate in our society.

They are less inhibited about asking questions, and can support each other (morally and technically) when the time comes to put what they've learned into practice after the workshop is over.

"We're less inhibited, not as cautious about talking about it as in the past," said Sandro Magister, a veteran Vatican journalist in Italy.

This is especially so for children, who are less inhibited and more open about exploring, interacting, and learning.

"Women are less inhibited," she said.

Other places at other times have been less inhibited.

Hervé is less inhibited, and often pounds out the beat on his thighs, or on the counter, sometimes using the plastic cover of a CD.

Also I found you can always have a laugh with children because they're less inhibited than adults.