Sentence examples for even less inhibited from inspiring English sources
Compared with corporate securities, futures, or even derivatives, Bitcoin is even less inhibited by any underlying sense of value.
His latest, courtesy of Zootopia Theater Company, is a workplace comedy that involves a dozen friends, lovers, frenemies and others, all of whom become even less inhibited than usual when their boss vanishes.
This season, the F.C.C. may have to issue a special rating for fashion-obsessed audiences (TV-Not-a-Size-6), because Hannah is, if anything, even less inhibited about her body.
It is England v Scotland on Friday night in this, the 20th anniversary year of one of the more joyous occasions at Wembley, so nostalgia is perfectly permissible for Euro 96, when the hosts' brand of uninhibited football was bettered only by some even less inhibited goal celebrations.
She is lighter in mood, less inhibited, full of fun.
Web users are not, he thinks, less literate than their café forebears, only less inhibited.
Duc's candor was, by now, less inhibited.
"The scenes with the Spanish are wildly exciting because they are much less inhibited.
Older, more experienced lovers tend to be less inhibited.
C: I feel a little bit less inhibited.
Lists were read aloud by the less inhibited.
