unrelaxed

Particularly confounding is an unrelaxed and excitable Sixth that hardly lives up to the symphony’s nickname as the “Pastoral.”

Their discerning eyes take in the fit of the jeans and suggest that I go back in and take the plunge, trying on the “unrelaxed” pair.

Most of its dancers rely on unrelaxed, overly bright facial expressions.

“There is something unrelaxed about the way she is communicating, and I think that just jumps off the television screen.”

“There is something unrelaxed about the way she is communicating,” Bob Woodward complained, all aflutter that a lady is raising her voice above a soft, man-soothing whisper.