| He enjoyed the sensation of his full belly hanging over his loose pajama bottoms, unconstricted and merry in its fleshy freedom. |
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| Mounted directly upon the wall, they escape into the space of the viewer, unconstricted by the tyranny of the framing edge. |
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| With your spirit open and unconstricted, look at things from a high point of view. |
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| By the mid 1920s, women's legs and feet, not to mention their unconstricted bodies, were on display in the new straight knee-length dresses. |
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| The Rodarte way of thinking is wonderfully unconstricted by eras or trends. |
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| In its home setting, Indian classical music stretches out unconstricted by Western attention spans or concert halls' union rules. |
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| Hair swished over the hips, down to the ankles, free and unconstricted. |
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| He gave her just the right amount of freedom and support, so that she looked unconstricted, like she might fly off at any moment, but still in control. |
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| While most podiatrists say shoes are essential for protection and support, the Web site quotes articles suggesting bare feet are less prone to athlete's foot and hammer toes and are healthy unconstricted. |
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| In the 1950s he played plush, sliding, unconstricted, just-on-the-edge-of-shouting trombone lines among some musicians who were otherwise concerned with getting their sound tighter and spikier. |
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