Sentence examples for In restraint with from inspiring English sources

Even "Hands to Myself," ostensibly about how she can't keep them that way, is a study in restraint, with the singer practically whispering over an uncharacteristically delicate groove by producer Max Martin.

As Cass Sunstein, a former professor at Harvard Law School, writes in the "2020" collection, "Increasingly, conservatives have been drawn to 'movement judges' — judges with no interest in judicial restraint, with a willingness to rule broadly and a demonstrated willingness to strike down the acts of Congress and state governments.

Reduction in cognitive restraint with alcohol use also hampers skills for condom negotiation and their correct use.

Even those detainees who cooperate are strapped down into a chair with built-in restraints for the arms, legs and torso.

Each has an earnest, detached quality that may be truthful — Mr. O'Ross in particular has a subtle restraint, with detail in his accent and thought in his eyes — but that quality drains energy from this already turgid film.

The afternoon concert continued with exercises in restraint.

Change in restraint and disinhibition (variables associated with eating behavior) mediated weight change.

The mouse was placed in a metal box restraint with its tail passing through the optical sensor and compression cuff and taped to the platform.

In an era of budgetary restraint with limited resources for training and development in the workplace, individuals and employers alike are realising how volunteering can make a significant contribution to personal and professional growth".

Subsequent tombs were increasingly Neoclassical and combined restraint with sentiment, in a manner akin to the work of Canova's English contemporary, John Flaxman.

In what investigators described as a typical case, officers justified placing a woman in restraints and spraying her with mace by describing her in the incident report as out of control and "very combative".