Though she may yet have some public relations work to do over the next two weeks, the response to Hingis's arrival today was restrained: light applause and a few scattered whistles.
But Mr. Drake, whose actorly skills include movement, and Mr. Kirkman, who resists any impulse to open the proceedings beyond the bounds of theater while deftly employing restrained lighting and a few props, meet and overcome this challenge.
With the help of James F. Ingalls' precise yet restrained lighting, which captured the smallest subtleties of expression, O'Connor reminded me of Renée Jeanne Falconetti in Carl Theodor Dreyer's 1928 silent film, "The Passion of Joan of Arc," one of the most affecting portrayals of human suffering in all art.
It's a restrained, elegant wine, lighter on its toes than its heavier, more fruit-forward California cousins.
Her new dance, "The Spectators," which she presented at New York Live Arts recently, was an example of her clear-eyed and catholic approach, in which Tanowitz melded highly technical choreography with a restrained visual design, strong lighting, and complex, multifaceted music.
"Some trees will be cleared to provide a view of the mansion from Asylum Avenue," said Robert Emma, "lighted in a restrained way at night".
In the last few years, though, I've noticed some zinfandel producers gravitating to a more restrained style, lighter in body and lower in alcohol.
The Wynn adopts a restrained (for a casino) aesthetic, with mild lighting even on the gaming floor and d?r in beige and brown with occasional splashes of red.
It's a cheesecake to die for, lighter than air, with a barely-there crust and a restrained sweetness level that should be the goal of all cheesecakes.
She gave a restrained yawn.
Aruán Ortiz is a restrained pianist.
