unchannelled

But it is still confused and unchannelled because you are not in proper control of it yet.

For mine have been cultivated over the centuries while yours are latent, unchannelled.

Despite his great unchannelled ambition, he has always been scrupulously high-minded.

The Touques was still unchannelled but during the Second Empire the low tides permitted the construction of walls.

What must have really alerted concerned Americans was Blumer's conclusion that for the most part the movies dulled discrimination, confused judgement, and stimulated random and unchannelled emotions.

In the Middle Ages, Rudelsheim lay near or right at the yet unchannelled Rhine, whose course could change with each flood, thereby bringing the village considerable misery and damage.

Thus, if you go into a supermarket with a child, for example, the child is swamped by unchannelled, uncontrolled advertising that is very different from televised advertising, which is actually regulated.

The word which defined it was catatonia, but what frightened him had no such precise word - it was, rather, a vague comparison: in that moment he thought that her thoughts had become much as he had imagined her physical self: solid, fibrous, unchannelled, with no places of hiatus.