11. Their father is, to the public, a pillar of society, but in secret gives free rein to his base instincts. 12. Bardin has freed Capdevila from editorial impositions, leaving him free to experiment and to give free rein to his imagination. 13. Army commanders knew that it was dangerous to give free rein to Hezbollah, but the PKK was their main concern. 14. Asked if her departure would give free rein to his conservative agenda, Rove replied laughing, " I certainly hope not ." 15. It's basically a series of quick skits, letting Lawrence bluster and give free rein to his spastic dances of victory or frustration. 16. The conservancy is made up of several adjoining farms that give free rein to a number of the severely endangered Black Rhino. 17. There he was encouraged to give free rein to his increasingly elliptical humor and his feather-light but incisive take on human foibles. 18. With the modern emphasis on giving free rein to merrymaking, the celebration of Christmas has lost much of its original spiritual meaning. 19. He finally gives free rein to his affection for gorgeous, if loud, pop songs in the manner of the Beatles and the Byrds. 20. Charles, concerned about the progress of work in Parma, was persuaded to give free rein to Ferrante to organize a conspiracy against the duke.
