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"The Massacre at Chios" (1824; Louvre) transposes contemporary events into a realm of tragic fiction soon established unrestrainedly with such melodramatic works as "The Death of Sardanapalus" (1827; Louvre), a riot of brilliant colour and ebullient forms.
This usually means that some bloke will say 'knickers' halfway through, and the studio audience will roar unrestrainedly.
Mr. Frank Marks, vice-president in charge of engineering at ABC, and Mr. Burke Crotty, executive producer, were unrestrainedly enthusiastic about the Center.
Well, there's that wretched "Grandma" business, which recalls a time when Americans went around unrestrainedly laying familial sobriquets on one another.
And the critics followed suit -- "triumphant Covent Garden debut," said The Telegraph; "a godsend to the HD cinecasters," said The Sunday Times -- although with warning caveats that anyone who gave so much onstage, so unrestrainedly (and so like Mr. Villaz? should bear in mind the risk of early burnout.
Conversely, did the press go too far in abandoning its traditional even-handedness and unrestrainedly attacking Trump, as rightwing pundits are now suggesting?
The status of its holding means it can bargain unrestrainedly with the international set to hoover up precious loans for exhibitions, as happened recently with the unfocused but popular Velázquez show.
Winners at next month's ceremony will instead be instructed to give two speeches: a pithy onstage one explaining the personal significance of their Oscar triumph, and a backstage one – delivered to a "thank you cam" – in which they can express their gratitude to anyone and everyone as unrestrainedly as they wish.
Unrestrainedly , satisfyingly bizarre, and intensely cinematic, the story almost topples over towards the end as Pippa's Thelma-and-Louise-style reawakening flails into farce.
Like Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, which opened the following year, the Niterói museum marked a surprising success for unrestrainedly expressionistic architecture.
If there's something unleashed and unrestrainedly joyful about the character, it may have something to do with the fact that this is Hawkins' first lead role out of a corset in a while.
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The adverb "unrestrainedly" modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs to indicate that an action or quality is expressed without any limitations or controls. It adds emphasis to the lack of restraint. As Ludwig AI confirms, the word is usable and correct.
Expression frequency: Common
