And it will be very difficult for me because I love to play unrestrained characters.
You glimpse that unrestrained, deeper part of their soul.
His creeping camera, scuttling ratlike through the baroque theater where the masked composer prowls, is as alive to the indignities of the music business as it is to the elation of performance, and Mr. Finley inhabits his tortured character with unrestrained gusto.
Having a sitting U.S. president who is both so active and so unrestrained in his use of the 140-character social media platform — including using it as a tool to apply pressure to further his policy agenda through what basically amounts to cyber bully tactics — suggests a series of heightened risks.
Having a sitting U.S. president who is both so active and so unrestrained in his use of the 140-character social media platform — including using it as a tool to apply pressure to further his policy agenda through what basically amounts to cyber bully tactics — suggests a series of heightened risks.
Tezuka recalled that the early free-form development of Link's Awakening resulted in the game's "unrestrained" contents, such as the unauthorized cameo appearances of characters from the Mario and Kirby series.
While Ms. Close performs Nellie's singing numbers with enjoyable buoyancy, she's caught in a bind: correct in her decision not to play Nellie with the unrestrained coltishness of a very young woman but still stuck with the character's limitations.
Never mind its numerous chapters and teeming cast of misfits and scoundrels, the central character is an attractively unbridled young man of fierce temper and unrestrained sexuality who pursues true love through contemporary Britain in a sequence of scandalous and hilarious adventures.
The characters' thirst for life is expressed as much by their unrestrained language as their actions.
In his half dozen or so novels and story collections, the prolific, fanciful, unrestrained, sometimes outrageous Mr. Mo has created a universe full of earthy and craggy characters all of whom are battered, bruised, almost crushed by the undignified outrages of ordinary life.
