But because he thought it was better to make something new than to avoid error by defensive caution, he adopted toward his own exuberant creative impulses a kind of disinhibiting acceptance, and he did not subject them to his full destructive capacities — something that was absolutely necessary to permit them to flourish. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Yet despite her outsider status, she certainly had a profound effect on the sometimes dour politicians of Northern Ireland - perhaps directly as a result of the 'disinhibiting' effect of her tumour. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The Salambó in Gràcia is both lively and hushed at the same time, and therefore welcoming for people who wish to sit and read or write quietly over a coffee or something more creatively disinhibiting. ❋ Unknown (2011)
This disinhibiting exhibition celebrates country music parallels drawn between the outback States and Liverpool, which, in case you didn't know, has been called the "Nashville of the north" by reputed music historian Kevin McManus. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Sort of a toned down version of speed mixed with the disinhibiting effects of alcohol. ❋ MD Lloyd I. Sederer (2010)
The disinhibiting factors of the telephone that allow her to perform her own orgasm before a group of strangers for the same reason also work on the other participants on the line: they can bark requests, relax in passivity, measure and assess nakedly and publicly, but without having to be seen. ❋ John Freeman (2009)
Writing online frequently has a disinhibiting effect. ❋ Unknown (2009)
(Today's justice system regards sodium pentothal and sodium amytal, which also has a disinhibiting effect, with a combination of credence and suspicion similar to that with which it views polygraphs.) ❋ Unknown (2003)
On the downside, tranquilizers can be disinhibiting in kids, meaning they can make a child more agitated or impulsive. ❋ Judith Lederman (2003)
Whilst alcohol and drugs do not in and of themselves cause violence, they do play a disinhibiting role with abusive men, ❋ Unknown (1998)
Indeed, manic-depressive patients who increase their alcohol consumption generally do so during the manic phase.78 For Robert Lowell the combination of alcohol and mania often proved an especially disinhibiting one. ❋ Kay Redfield Jamison (1993)
