Meanings of more unrestrained in English

And then, once more unrestrained, rose up the wailing of 'Erb.

Among the privileged onlookers drawn up near the saluting point the fidgeting was more unrestrained.

The storm grew fiercer and the language more unrestrained.

I found the town more animated than ever, the streets more populous, the gaiety more unrestrained.

Prudentia, being a guest, felt herself on vantage ground and a good deal more unrestrained than usual.

Sufficiently discreet at the entrance of the galleries, the laughter became more boisterous, more unrestrained, as they advanced.

And so I allowed myself, not an exaggeration but a candour more unrestrained than would be usual in the circumstances.

The more unrestrained the expression of emotion in the figures, the more chance to surprise them in some new lovely pattern.

As with each former telling he became this time more unrestrained in his denunciation of the man who had betrayed him.

Campbell, Missouri, still remebers Evans fondly, in the main for a hoax that he & some practiced on the more unrestrained elements.

Appius exhibited the same severity in war as at home, only more unrestrained, because it was free from the control of the tribunes.

The King had retired earlier than usual, for he meant to hunt on the morrow; but his absence only made the revelry more unrestrained.

In times of revolution and public disturbance all absurdities are more unrestrained; the measure of calm sense, the habits, the orderly decency, are partially lost.

The intercourse, however, between Ludovico and Paolina was much pleasanter and more unrestrained than it had been before that explanation, which had ensued between them.

This jumps up to 12 demerit points when driving with two or more unrestrained passengers and can result in a fine of up to $1449.