Sentence examples for feel uninhibited from inspiring English sources
Because the agreement lacks legitimizing ratification by senators, the president-elect will feel uninhibited concerning his promise to repudiate it.
His work here may feel uninhibited by a sense of immediate sexual danger, but it also suggests ambivalence about celebrating pleasure.
Even when family ties have been broken or when ownership has changed hands, distinguished former leaders often feel uninhibited about offering their opinion as to how the business should be run today.
A workspace needs to be open, with enough room for a person to feel uninhibited.
Rock and roll feels uninhibited, spontaneous, and fun.
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A recent survey of college students conducted by FIRE (the very group that has done the most to raise the alarm) indicates that the vast majority of students, including conservatives, feel relatively uninhibited in expressing their views.
To feel completely uninhibited there, just very relaxed.
(One has to wonder if Tyson would feel as uninhibited about poking fun at Jews on Rosh Hashanah or Muslims on Eid Al-Fitr).
But if this Politico piece is to be believed, Paul Ryan has already bailed out: Though Ryan had already decided to distance himself from the floundering Romney campaign, he now feels totally uninhibited.
That flirting no doubt felt like uninhibited manhandling for the poor, soon-to-be-bruised souls in the orchestra, pelted with whatever objects were to hand by an audience driven furious at the avant garde-ness of Stravinsky's work.
