untrammelled in English
a mind untrammeled by convention
Use "untrammelled" in a sentence
1. But the effects were the same: an untrammelled credit explosion.
2. Alongside the splendidly untrammelled landscape, there are disadvantages to living on Orkney.
3. He was not free to give her the untrammelled life that she deserved.
4. The guild, untrammelled by the weight of conservatism, was in the vanguard of cooperative thought and action.
5. No wonder those forces are so often held to be untrammelled, unfettered or merely triumphant from Seattle to Shanghai.
6. A 1964 act defines wilderness, rather poetically, as "an area where the earth and its community of life are untrammelled by man".
7. Today, one can't help sensing that what began as a positive spirit of anarchy has descended into a vapid , untrammelled 'anything-goes'.
8. This conflicts with the demands of a knowledge society with future potential, for which untrammelled access to information and knowledge at a proportionate cost is a precondition.
9. 29 Today, one can't help sensing that what began as a positive spirit of anarchy has descended into a vapid , untrammelled 'anything-goes'.
10. The worst excesses in the securitisation mess are encrusted precisely where regulation sought to protect banks and investors from the dangers of untrammelled credit growth.
11. What awaits them is a nation still mostly untrammelled by tourists, where, in the remoter parts, it's still quite possible to grasp that elusive feeling of discovery.
12. In fact another minority Conservative government would not be a bad result for Canada: neither of the main party leaders has done enough to persuade Canadians that they deserve untrammelled power.
13. The cemetery is a beautiful, untrammelled place, lapped by waves and shaded by tall trees, but it's 000 miles away, so I cannot make regular visits as I would if she were buried here.
14. Today, we remember the Nigerian workers, who were massacred at Iva Valley Coal mines, gunned down at Burutu, Bludgeoned and buffeted in many other parts of the country as they fought for the untrammelled freedom and prosperity of their fatherland.
15. Blind faith in untrammelled markets and competition has failed abysmally, and now is the time for Europe to be more courageous in creating a new social contract between workers and businesses, and indeed for Member States and Europe to build a new social market economy, as provided for in the Treaty of Lisbon.
16. The Braganza duty has been considered in the context of lender decisions in a variety of scenarios and so is one lenders should be aware of – in one case[3] that examined collection fees, it was held that a lender should not be given an ‘untrammelled discretionary power’ to charge the maximum fee it contractually could.