unloose

My squire, God's curse upon him, is better at unloosing his tongue in talking impertinence than in tightening the girths of a saddle to keep it steady; but however I may be, allen or raised up, on foot or on horseback, I shall always be at your service and that of my lady the duchess, your worthy consort, worthy queen of beauty and paramount princess of courtesy."

At first I offered her the same help which I had always found it necessary to confer on the others; I began with unloosing for her each knotty point, but I soon discovered that such help was regarded by my new pupil as degrading; she recoiled from it with a certain proud impatience.

The effect has been an unloosing of hysteria upon the land.

After all, I am female, and Dr Hunt, a biochemist, said at a conference earlier this month that his "trouble with girls" in laboratories is that "you fall in love with them, they fall in love with you and when you criticise them, they cry." Certainly, then, he must have feared the possibility that two scientists might find themselves alone late one evening, with the aphrodisiacal power of scientific revelation unloosing their inhibitions.

Cold as snow breath, it tamps the womb Where the yew trees blow like hydras, The tree of life and the tree of life Unloosing their moons, month after month, to no purpose.

It is "back to blood," indeed, both in primal tribal loyalty and the unloosing of behavior unrestrained by old notions of civilization.

So far, at least, a few of them have done so, unloosing a series of revolutions.

The greatest works of Art fashion an Appearance that refers us to a Reality beyond "the dictionary meaning of words," (87) sending us "a message from the Unseen," disclosing something of the mystery of things, unloosing "depths of feeling from behind the frontier where precision of consciousness fails." (88)