Sentence examples for literally unchecked from inspiring English sources
The Bush view meant that the president was literally unchecked: it asserted the kind of sweeping authority that the Nixon administration only threatened but that brought down that administration when the Supreme Court ruled that it wasn't above the law.
That costs time and money, but news media need to take responsibility for that, and not simply try to muster as many clicks as possible by allowing discussion to rage (literally) unchecked.
If the Warrant Clause were held inapplicable here, then the federal intelligence machine would literally enjoy unchecked discretion.
In the 20 years I've used this trail for hiking and biking, JPL has done far more to undermine the trail (literally, by its unchecked storm runoff) than to maintain it or to facilitate its use.
We must all recognize the unchecked ability of an American president to launch nuclear missiles in literally five minutes.
On the other hand, the ability of Syria, Hezbollah and Hamas to get away with murder (literally), and above all the ability of Iran to pursue its nuclear ambitions effectively unchecked, are setbacks for hopes of peace and progress.
Unchecked, he actually would.
Crime was largely unchecked.
The spending spree continued unchecked.
Napoleon unchecked ravaged Europe.
