Sentence examples for Restrained voice from inspiring English sources

They closed the show with Screamin' Jay Hawkins' "I Put a Spell on You," allowing Zooey to let loose her normally restrained voice and belt out some awesome, resonant notes.

It is a restrained voice, a quiet music.

Mr. Giuliani, speaking in a calm, almost restrained voice, offered condolences to the Dorismond family and later said the shooting was a tragedy for all involved.

Mr. Wilson seemed a bit abashed about the vitriol, but he said a more restrained voice would be lost in the political cacophony.

In a restrained voice Ms. Kitamura offers echoes of J. M. Coetzee's "Disgrace," coolly chronicling the family's undoing as it tracks against the political turmoil ripping through the nation.

Schumann's Drei Fantasiestücke and Adagio and Allegro were the robust openers, while Shostakovich's Sonata in D minor seemed somehow less arresting, perhaps simply because the piece itself was a relatively restrained voice in intense, colorful company.

In some areas, particularly foreign policy, the White House may even have lost a restraining voice.

Kate Bell, head of economic and social affairs, says employee representatives can provide a restraining voice on pay in the boardroom.

In recent years, both C.I.A. and Pentagon counterterrorism officials have pressed for greater freedom to attack suspected militants, and colleagues say Mr. Brennan has often been a restraining voice.

The Senate is unjustified in restraining its voice, even if administrators fail to react.

She restrains her voice, as if she's not calming anyone as much as herself.