unconstrained

Mr. Järvi led a scorching performance, with the orchestra and both choruses gratifyingly unconstrained.

Its effect is to give leaders permission to do just about anything they want, unconstrained by guilt, shame or political sanction.

It also points to the challenges of tackling threats from an authoritarian state unconstrained by the legal barriers that exist in a democracy.

“Our view is that such adjustments would be inappropriate in the current context, with the economy operating near full employment and unconstrained monetary policy working to limit widening of the output gap,” say the economists.

For the right-wing man of our time, the craving is more for an attack dog, someone who will charge in to fight your battles, unconstrained by intellectual concerns about whether doing so makes sense.