Unstilted

This is partly the result of smart design, as the hotel's business and convention facilities are in a separate building from its guest rooms, but The Ritz-Carlton also benefits from immaculate furnishings and calm, unstilted service. ❋ Andrew Harper's Hideway Report (2010)

Besides their historical interest Cicero's letters are models of what good letters ought to be -- the expression of the writer's real thoughts and feelings in simple, unstilted language. ❋ Hutton Webster (N/A)

Alix, the unstilted, widened her eyes, and opened her mouth in unaffected astonishment. ❋ Kathleen Thompson Norris (1923)

Here is a good deal that is biographical and autobiographical in its nature; here is the story of her mother's life told with rare graciousness and affection, in language which is never without eloquence; and even when the dialogue makes you feel that the real characters never talked as they do in this monograph, it is still unstilted and somehow really convincing. ❋ E. Pauline Johnson (1887)

"That's what comes of trying to satisfy them fellows," one City Father observed, in an indignant and unstilted speech to his colleagues. ❋ Arlo Bates (1884)

Each scene is linked together by a similar theme, perhaps of time or through the soundtrack of one leaking into the next, giving the film an unstilted flow and maintaining audience interest. ❋ Unknown (2011)

To at least be dull and pedestrian in a way that seemed natural and unstilted. ❋ Barney Ronay (2010)

Despite the weight of the office, vivacious men such as Churchill, Clarke and Jenkins remained unstilted: in April 1929, the Spectator praised Churchill’s final budget speech both for its content and for its “mesmeric and witty delivery”. ❋ Unknown (2009)