Sentence examples for feels unrestricted from inspiring English sources

His songwriting is still disciplined but feels unrestricted now.

Whatever advice it may have given her to bring all sides together when she was a public official, she clearly feels unrestricted by that now.

"Libraries can feel inaccessible but this project makes them feel unrestricted and places to explore.

And that experience of inspiration is simultaneously an experience of freedom, of spiritual liberation, because when we are deeply and profoundly inspired we feel unrestricted by any fundamental sense of limitation.

Galt (2009) found that gaps in testing and enforcement caused many Costa Rican farmers to feel unrestricted by domestic pesticide standards when producing for their open national markets [ 4].

Tonight, she felt free, unrestricted; she danced in the locker room before the match.

Critics will talk about the spatial implications of this leaving air between the skin and the fabric, and how the wearer feels freer and unrestricted.

The prospect of unrestricted income "feels terrific," he said.

The academy's director, Dany Zamir, told Israel Radio, "Those were very harsh testimonies about unjustified shooting of civilians and destruction of property that conveyed an atmosphere in which one feels entitled to use unrestricted force against Palestinians".

When I climb, I feel free and unrestricted; away from any social commitments.

JUDGE JOHN HODGMAN RULES By John Hodgman SHANNON WRITES: My husband and I feel entitled to unrestricted access to our children's leftover Halloween candy.