Sentence examples for a more containing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a more containing" is not correct in standard written English
It seems to be an attempt to describe something that has a greater capacity or ability to hold, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure. Example: "We need to find a more containing solution for our storage issues."
But, seemingly content to play a more containing game than they had before the interval, the home side still managed to carry more menace towards Gordon, the big goalkeeper required to complete two exceptional saves that prevented the decisive second goal.
The coach did this superbly at World Cup 2010, playing a more containing than dynamic possession game, which almost became a 4-3-2-1 4-3-2-1 4-3-2-1 4-3-2-1
Implementing photon mapping through participating media also seemed like a more contained project.
Anna Antonicheva is a more contained dancer but also more perfect in her style and clearly in the Bolshoi mold.
Guyer is equally energetic but quiet and studious-looking, and has a more contained passion for his specialty.
At one point, it looked as if the stadium might be built in a more contained urban setting.
Sashaying on to the stage, she grooved along with the house band, before snapping into a more contained, focused figure as the cameras came on.
In a more contained way so far, Pauline Hanson's calls to ban Muslim immigration to Australia – we are being "swamped by Muslims", after all – has similar echoes.
Though Litman's stories unfold on a more contained, more domestic canvas than the novels of her fellow Russian expatriate Gary Shteyngart, they evince a similar appreciation for the ironies of American culture.
Live music can present a problem, particularly for dance performances in the Damrosch Band Shell at Lincoln Center, a more contained proscenium space than the crannies and open plaza spaces that also serve as stages.
