unconstricted

Tamaso Fan, I figure God is without time, without beginning or end, unconstricted by physics.

TEXAS FAITH: What's the role of emotion in shaping religious faith? | RELIGION Blog | dallasnews.com 2009

She took what felt like her first unconstricted breath in many hours.

The Beekeeper's Apprentice King, Laurie R. 2006

Sighing deeply, she took what felt like her first unconstricted breath since Diana had called Aunt Sara's name.

Blood Lines Huff, Tanya 1993

On the other hand, the unconstricted glans penis assumes the shape and appearance that is seen in the circumcised.

History of Circumcision from the Earliest Times to the Present Moral and Physical Reasons for its Performance Peter Charles Remondino 1886

Now, it is wrong for the world, it is wrong for American interests, and it's wrong for Israel, that Israel will do 200 meters from our window what America permits itself-wrongly so, but permits itself to do in Tora Bora, because by the end of the process, America will withdraw from these places, but I have to live with the impacts of all of these unrestrained and unconstricted aggressions.

Democracy Now! 2009

Once the flow is unconstricted, my head starts to pound.

VideoHelp.com Forum 2009

Now, it is wrong for the world, it is wrong for American interests, and it's wrong for Israel, that Israel will do 200 meters from our window what America permits itself-wrongly so, but permits itself to do in Tora Bora, because by the end of the process, America will withdraw from these places, but I have to live with the impacts of all of these unrestrained and unconstricted aggressions.

Democracy Now! 2009

Stollenwerk's octopus carpaccio shows the chef at his unconstricted best.

The Clog 2009

Another revealing aspect of Frankfurt and Paris was the evidently unconstricted and even unpredictable way foreign rights were sold by Indian publishers (without, necessarily, British mediation) to European countries: this explained the random mix of celebrities and little-known practitioners, of the "latest thing" in Indian writing in English as well as the older and occasionally infirm writers (members of a deceased avant-garde) in the Indian languages.

Culture | guardian.co.uk 2009

Another revealing aspect of Frankfurt and Paris was the evidently unconstricted and even unpredictable way foreign rights were sold by Indian publishers (without, necessarily, British mediation) to European countries: this explained the random mix of celebrities and little-known practitioners, of the "latest thing" in Indian writing in English as well as the older and occasionally infirm writers (members of a deceased avant-garde) in the Indian languages.

Books news, reviews and author interviews | guardian.co.uk 2009